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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has repeatedly identified relations with neighboring, friendly and like-minded countries as a priority of Tehran's foreign policy.
"God help the Nation when it has a President who doesn't know as much about the military as I do," – President Dwight D. Eisenhower speaking to his White House Staff Secretary, Gen. Andrew Goodpaster.
Xi and Trump traded warm words in Washington, but history shows goodwill is fragile unless institutions turn rhetoric into reality
Twice a month Charlie Robinson and Ryan Cristián join forces to discuss the madness that is partisan politics, and the chaotic nature of the world today.
Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton welcome special guest Bill Buppert of the Libertarian Institute to discuss the current situation in Iran and other US foreign policy and geopolitical matters.
RPI's Daniel McAdams introduces this year's DC Conference and makes a few remarks on non-interventionism.
Stephen M. Walt is a columnist at Foreign Policy and the Robert and Renée Belfer Professor of International Relations at Harvard University. He is the author of The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Pr
The late Sen. Lindsey Graham was succeeded by his sister Darlene. Now the media is finding out that she is clueless on foreign policy and the neocons are having a panic attack. But what's wrong with not knowing the intricacies of the Taiwan/China squ
As US-China strategic rivalry intensifies, declining cultural literacy increases the risk of misreading Beijing's intentions
Taiwan began seriously examining Ukraine's battlefield experience after Russia invaded in 2022.
Some weeks it is difficult to pick out the most shocking stories symptomatic of decline and fall of American governmental integrity both in Washington and often at state levels.
"In a sense, blowback is simply another way of saying that a nation reaps what it sows." -- Chalmers Johnson
Welcome to Foreign Policy with Robert Inlakesh. In this addition Robert Inlakesh will look at the expansion of the US-Israeli war on Iran, its hidden blowback, and impending consequences.
As readers know, I am disappointed in US, European, British, Russian, and Iranian foreign policy analysts inside and outside of government, and most likely also the Chinese if I knew more about them.
In October 1962, the United States and the Soviet Union (i.e., Russia) came within an inch of all-out nuclear war with each other.
From BrahMos missiles to Korean fighters, Southeast Asia is diversifying fast as US security commitment wobbles and shakes
Ahead of a monumental primary on Tuesday, May 19th, which will determine whether or not the dying embers of America's democratic process will be completely extinguished by the pro-Israel lobby...
Joining me today is Charlie Robinson, here once again to discuss the madness that is partisan politics, and the chaotic nature of the world today.
American's better buckle up for some hard truths. We can exclusively report that something very big is happening inside President Trump's intelligence operation, and if you care about the national security of the United States, this should alarm
She is the loudest, most aggressive pro-Israel voice in Donald Trump's orbit.
I'm going to begin our examination of the US-Israel relationship by taking you to an unlikely location, thousands of miles from either Tel Aviv or Washington. We're also traveling more than 36 years into the past.
Russell Brand and Carrie discuss growing concerns around free speech, foreign policy, and government influence, raising questions about how decisions are made...
Scott interviews Matt Wolfson about an article he recently wrote about the United Arab Emirates. Wolfson argues that the US and Israel have helped build up the UAE into a regional power with an increasingly interventionist foreign policy of its own.
I'm sitting down with Joe Kent to explore what's really driving U.S. foreign policy, the pressure points behind ongoing conflicts, and how power operates beneath the surface of politics.
the question for Seoul is not whether to create distance from Washington but how much, and on what terms
In this clip from The Shawn Ryan Show, former U.S. Marine Corps combat pilot Michael T. Lester raises questions about the influence of AIPAC on U.S. elections and foreign policy.
The United States ruling class's calculated and unempathetic stance on almost every policy is going to eventually be its downfall. The rulers are now demanding access to Africa's critical minerals in exchange for medical care.
The extreme cost of foreign alliances and war are always borne by hard working citizens, never by politicians, bankers, and military industrialists.
It Is Time to Tell The Truth About Everything
The extent to which Israeli interests have come to dominate US foreign policy in the Middle East can be measured in terms of its effectiveness if one considers the seven trips to the US made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during Preside
