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A possible confrontation between the US, Israel, and Iran, and its potential implications for the region.
Donald Trump’s personal affinity for Vladimir Putin and repeated gestures toward rapprochement reshaped US–Russia policy not by producing a grand bargain but by generating institutional pushback, legi...
The major U.S. political parties shifted their stances on race and civil rights gradually from through the mid‑20th century: began as the party of emancipation and Reconstruction in the 19th century w...
Latin America matters to the United States and the wider geopolitical landscape because it is a proximate mix of strategic geography, energy and mineral wealth, trade and supply‑chain potential, and a...
Peace scholars distinguish temporary cessations of hostilities from genuine war termination by looking for durable cessation plus political settlement, verified implementation, and post-conflict trans...
The last time the United States actually issued letters of marque was in the early nineteenth century, tied to the War of 1812 and immediate postwar actions; Congress also authorized commissions in 18...