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Xi Jinping's plan for peace in Israel is another sign of global Chinese ambitions—and waning U.S. influence.
After a keynote address by Japanese Ambassador Kenichiro Sasae, a panel of trade experts will discuss Japan’s participation in the TPP, the politics of the agreement in Congress, and the likelihood that negotiations will end successfully. This event comes just one day before the next round of TPP negotiations begin in Lima, Peru.
Should we be surprised, angry, or confused that the U.S. military is using Chinese satellites from a subsidiary of a state-owned company to render communications services in Africa?
A trip to the Korean border makes regime change in Pyongyang seem like the only effective option.
How far are we from a future in which there are many more “no-go zones” because we can’t control what happens in the skies above them, let alone on the ground?
If we treat diplomacy like baseball, then let’s apply some sabermetrics, too.
The demands on the U.S. Air Force are not shrinking, although its money is.
