Present Dangers
Ilan BermanPresent Dangers is a curated collection of writings and analysis on foreign policy, national security, and the most pressing challenges facing the United States. Written by Ilan Berman of the American Foreign Policy Council.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | ilanberman.substack.com |
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National Security Notebook | Number 5, May 2, 2026
With the Ukraine war now in its fifth year, the list of Vladimir Putin’s failures is exceedingly long. They range from widespread military underperformance and massive battlefield losses to a mass out-migration of Russians that has made the...
How Iran’s Regime Stays In Control
In the conversation about Iran’s future, it’s the dog that isn’t barking. More than two months into the US conflict with the Islamic Republic, Operation Epic Fury didn’t deliver the regime change in Tehran that many initially anticipated. W...
Why NATO’s Weakest Link Is Spain
For years, the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey has been the source of serious worry in Washington. It’s not just that, during Erdogan’s more than two decades of strongman rule, Turkey has emerged as a serious sanctions evasion ...
National Security Notebook | Number 4, April 27, 2026
For years, both Washington and Jerusalem have been fixated on Iran’s nuclear program, and the Iranian regime’s persistent will to acquire those capabilities despite all sorts of obstacles we (and others) have attempted to throw in its way.
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Senior Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council and Editor-in-Chief of Statecraft & Strategy. Forbes contributor. Board member of RFE/RL and MBN. Sanctioned by Russia. Views my own.
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