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Kyiv needs all the help it can get to win the war. → Read More
The West can safeguard Ukraine even without NATO membership. → Read More
Instead of second-guessing the Ukrainian push, the West should be supporting it → Read More
The Wagner rebellion shows how Putin’s war is backfiring. → Read More
A senator’s devotion to the culture wars imperils the ability of the United States to fight real wars. → Read More
We shouldn’t let reports of a Chinese listening station derail efforts to improve relations. → Read More
The retired general says Ukraine has a chance to break the Russians. → Read More
Washington has sanctions on nearly 12,000 entities. Does the policy make sense? → Read More
The Army Futures Command aspires to harness the power of innovation. → Read More
Max's Q&A with readers starts at 12 p.m. ET on Friday, June 2. Submit your questions now. → Read More
Ukrainians are convinced that "victory is the only option." They're right. → Read More
India’s demographic rise creates a potential counterweight to China. → Read More
Pretending that the power shift isn’t happening isn’t going to work. The administration needs to get out of denial and start coping with the new reality. → Read More
When the invasion began, Andrey Liscovich rushed from San Francisco to his homeland. The military said he'd be more help scrounging supplies than fighting. → Read More
Given North Korea's growing threat, popular support in South Korean for developing a nuclear deterrent is no surprise. The Biden administration opposes it. → Read More
The danger of a catastrophic escalation is one that China hawks don't pay enough attention to. → Read More
The West still must do more to ensure that Ukraine will win the next stage of the war. → Read More
Israel can’t afford to squander U.S. support. → Read More
TikTok isn’t the only popular social media platform beholden to China. → Read More
Republicans have been drawn to a quasi-isolationist, Asia First foreign policy. → Read More