Scare Tactics and Silencing: Hun Sen’s Brutal Crackdown on Opposition in Cambodia
“Anyone the government decides is part of this color revolution could be next in the net.”
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A Dangerous Future for Yemen: U.S. Interference and the Yemeni Civil War
On the campaign trail, Trump both stressed a need for less foreign interventionism and for immediate action against violent extremism.
Fear of Invasion? Norway and Russia’s Rocky Relationship
Norwegian fears of a Russian invasion have become newly relevant since then-nominee Donald Trump suggested the United States might not honor its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) agreements.
The Negotiator: The Politic’s Exclusive Sit-Down with Jake Sullivan, Hillary’s Top Foreign Policy Advisor
The Politic’s exclusive conversation with one of America’s rising stars in national security and key players in the breakthrough Iran nuclear deal.
An Interview with Rosemary DiCarlo, Jackson Institute Senior Fellow and Career Diplomat
When I was working at the U.S. mission, in the morning I could be doing Yemen, then Ukraine in the middle of the day, and Syria at the end.
Reconciliation at the G7 Summit
President Obama and Chancellor Angela Merkel set hard feelings aside for the summit in Germany.
Obama Takes India: The Takeaways
A budding bromance, fresh fashion choices, national security developments, and more.
Power Africa: Laying the Grid to Electrify a Continent
Power Africa represents a transformational moment in US development policy.
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