What President Obama Should Tell Prime Minister Cameron About Britain's Defense Cuts
Britain’s defense cuts are bad not only for its forces but for the Anglo–American alliance.
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Britain’s defense cuts are bad not only for its forces but for the Anglo–American alliance.
If the alliance between Britain and the U.S. is to remain special, its partners must treat each other better than they do other states.
Ratifying the U.S.–U.K. Defense Trade Cooperation Treaty is in the best interest of the both the U.S. and the U.K.
The summit meeting in May between President Barack Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron comes at an important moment in the Special Relationship between the United States and Great Britain. The two powers lead NATO, which has again proved that it is the only European and Atlantic institution capable of creating consensus and responding in a crisis. However, the political tensions and military failings exposed by the Libyan intervention reflect broader weaknesses in the Anglo–American alliance and in NATO as a whole. The President and the Prime Minister need to address these weaknesses fort...
This secret document being photographed being carried by a british official outlines just what the uk is and is not willing to do to get russia to stand down. among the more telling points in the document that britain should, quote, not support trade sanctions or close london's financial center to russians. why? well, it has to do with people like this man, a fund manager who lives in london. his dad, a former kgb agent is chief executive of russian rail waves and a long time friend of vladimir putin. or how about this man? a russian industrialist who was named the uk's wealthiest man in the a...