✪ This week the U.S. entered into an agreement with both Denmark and Greenland which protects U.S. sovereignty, deters Russian and Chinese aggression, encircles an increasingly unreliable Canada with U.S. states and bases, and makes the U.S. exit from a sclerotic NATO more possible, if not more likely…
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✪ These steps build on the existing strong U.S.-South Korea partnership, advancing American interests and creating a diplomatic to resolve lingering bilateral frictions...
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✪ Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a major, NATO-style, mutual defense agreement in Mecca, creating a new security framework among three of the Muslim world’s most influential military and political powers at a time of rapidly escalating regional instability...
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✪ Trump has already helped shatter the myth that Tehran is untouchable. He should not now allow the regime to survive this war by allowing them to pretend survival is strength. He should finish the job…
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✪ President Donald Trump says he is reconsidering America’s membership of NATO after not a single member heeded his call for aid in securing the Middle East from Iranian threats…
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✪ President Donald Trump is seriously weighing a military operation to extract nearly 1,000 pounds of highly enriched uranium from Iran, insisting Tehran must surrender what he called the regime’s “nuclear dust” or face annihilation…
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✪✪✪ What are the ethical concerns behind autonomous systems making their own decisions to take human life? Conversely, what are the benefits of being able to send unmanned systems into warzones in order to save the lives of American troops?
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✪✪✪ America’s military brass now wear more ribbons than our warriors of old; symbolic of a “participation trophy” culture which still lingers and risks dulling our nation’s warfighting edge...
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✪✪✪ In a blistering all-hands address, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the death of Military wokeness and the rebirth of the War Department by restoring merit and combat standards; and warning ‘fat generals’ and weak leaders under his watch, America’s warriors will be forged to win wars, not serve ideology…”
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✪ A foreign policy rooted in realism begins by recognizing limits: limits of production, attention and perhaps most of all, of limits of obligation….
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