In today’s 24/7 social media-driven world, one wonders how long Henry Kissinger’s fame will last.
Author: Harlan Ullman, Opinion Contributor
Could Gaza be the next Hundred Years’ War?
The real war may just be starting once the Israeli offensive ends.
We’re long past nuclear deterrence: Bring on mutually assured prevention
Whether a new 21st century 1914 is looming or not, mutually assured prevention can ensure another never reoccurs.
America is not innocent in its toxic relationship with China
Since late 2011, a series of White Houses bear considerable responsibility for the growing hostility between the two superpowers, as does China.
Cheap and terrifying surprise attacks are the new face of warfare
What Hamas demonstrated in its attack and the damage Ukraine is doing to the Russian Navy is the value of cheap, readily available technology.
Even in golf, politics is dampening fan spirit for Team America
In all candor, I am increasingly angered with what America has become even though Europe is far from perfect.
Forget China and Russia. America’s most formidable threats come from within
We have met the enemy. And it is us.
If we think our government looks chaotic, imagine China and Russia’s view
The conclusions from Beijing and Moscow should be clear.
Beijing’s view on US outreach shows we’re in parallel universes
Unless Biden and China’s Xi Jinping can reach a rapprochement as Richard Nixon and Mao Zedong did, both sides better hope the other does nothing stupid.
The next 9/11 may not be what you think
Conceivably, the 2024 presidential elections could be that event.