Even if Kim is unable to secure formal U.S. recognition of North Korea as a nuclear weapons state, simply meeting with Trump with denuclearization off the agenda, or with Trump tacitly..."

It’s better to work together than to work alone…I think the U.S. realizes that it’s at a point where it cannot deter China all on its own. … It needs the support of allies.

Like Iraq, this is a predicament of our own making and one that should have been anticipated and that could have been mitigated with better informed planning.

Aside from testing and perfecting its missile technology, there’s also a steady pattern over the past two decades of North Korea firing missiles around the time when US-South Korea..."

In an interview with CNBC, Lynn Kuok discussed how China’s strategy in the South China Sea is shifting and highlighted the potential military and strategic implications of Beijing’s...

The Combating Terrorism Center interviewed Vanda Felbab-Brown on her career researching international and internal conflicts, insurgency, terrorism, urban violence, and illicit economies.

Suzanne Maloney appeared on NPR’s Morning Edition to discuss Trump reversing course on plans for a large-scale attack against Iran.

A loss for the US is not automatically a gain for China, but Beijing is best positioned to benefit if US actions continue to impose high economic costs on South-east Asia and countries..."

This deal is a tangible confirmation of the erosion of trust and confidence in Washington as a result of the Iran war.

Suzanne Maloney joined NPR’s “All Things Considered” to discuss the increase in hostilities in the war with Iran.