Beijing’s version of restraint would necessarily differ from Washington’s in at least one important way.
Author: Andrew Latham, Opinion Contributor
The folly of humiliating Russia
Inflicting a comprehensive and humiliating defeat on Russia would likely set the stage for further discord, conflict and war on Europe’s eastern marches.
How the US could become ultimate winner of the war in Ukraine
If Washington plays its cards just right, the war will produce stable balances of power in at least two of regions of crucial importance to Washington.
Shattering the myth of Vladimir Putin as a strategic genius
Let’s be clear: Once this needlessly inevitable war with Ukraine starts, it will ultimately redound to Russia’s great strategic disadvantage.
The US can’t deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine — and shouldn’t even try
In order to deter Moscow, the U.S. must have the military capability to defeat Russia swiftly and decisively and the political resolve to do so.
Are Chinese incursions into Taiwan’s air defense zone a prelude to war?
Last weekend, China’s air force set new records for intrusions into Taiwan’s Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ). Almost …