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Regime stability is a funny thing. One day it’s there; the next day, poof—it’s gone.

Ukraine is making steady progress in the counteroffensive it launched this month and has reclaimed several towns in the southeast, but its troops are taking heavy losses as they try to plow through entrenched Russian lines. Even with the losses, the incremental progress is defying expectations, given that Russia has had months to fortify its…

TRUMP’S DUBIOUS DEFENSE: In a speech at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, Tuesday night, former President Donald Trump laid out the legal argument he hopes to use as his first line of defense against the 31 federal felony charges he faces for withholding and mishandling highly classified national security documents.

U.S. lawmakers are set to advance legislation Tuesday urging President Joe Biden to create a special tribunal that would prosecute Russia for crimes of aggression against Ukraine. The House Foreign Affairs Committee vote would clear the way for the legislation to come up for a full vote on the House floor and is part of…

A former U.S. ambassador to Russia on Tuesday said Moscow is an "implacable adversary" of the U.S., and there "cannot be trust of any kind" with the Kremlin.

Vote by House Foreign Affairs Committee is expected to clear the way for the legislation to come up for a full vote on the House floor as part of a broader bipartisan congressional effort to see Russia held accountable

The debate over ‘strategic autonomy’ shouldn’t be framed by how much US we want in Europe. What matters is how much the US wants to be in Europe.

President Vladimir Putin is now a wanted man, the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court on suspicion of war crimes over the illegal transfer of Ukrainian children to Russia. How will it affect Putin's fate and the course of Russia's war against Ukraine?

Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.

Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.