And no diplomatic maneuver is more quintessentially Kissinger than the U.S. opening to China in 1972. As great-power competition heats up again, today’s U.S. policymakers may be tempted to try to ...

The move, which followed steps taken in the first Trump administration to curtail China’s access to cutting-edge semiconductors, jumpstarted a comprehensive effort to cut China off from the world’s ...

ROSE GOTTEMOELLER is William J. Perry Lecturer at Stanford University’s Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Research Fellow at the Hoover Institute. She is the former NATO Deputy ...

Coercion could backfire. Although it will not always be China that benefits—many Asian countries hedge beyond the great ...

MICHAEL KIMMAGE is Professor of History at the Catholic University of America and the author of The Abandonment of the West: ...

How to turn maximum pressure into personal diplomacy.

Unfortunately for Big Tech, such a war may be about to erupt. The Trump administration’s evident contempt for Europe may not ...

JEROME DREVON is Senior Analyst in Jihad and Modern Conflict at the International Crisis Group. He is the author of From ...

DANA STROUL is Director of Research at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and served as U.S. Deputy Assistant ...

To prevent its findings from being blocked or watered down by the defense department’s bureaucracy, ONA was instructed to ...

Despite the size and importance of the Indian Ocean, American strategists have often treated it as a backwater. It’s true ...