What Is To Be Done?
Emma AshfordThe Burning Questions of U.S. Foreign Policy
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JD Vance and the Foreign Policy Election
The Trump campaign’s Veep pick is an isolationist, a warmonger, and Ukraine-hater—or at least that’s what the coverage of his nomination suggests. The pick, as Politico put it, “doused political kerosene on the raging Republican fire over f...
The Future of NATO
It’s NATO week in Washington, as the leaders of the alliance’s now 32 (!!) member states descend on the city to throw a birthday party for the alliance. And of course, the city is experiencing what can only be described as a heat index appr...
Escalation is Not a Substitute for Strategy
It's a big news week around these parts! And of course, I'm talking about Ukraine. Sure, the former – and perhaps future – president was convicted of felony financial crimes in his New York trial. But I'm prepared to bet that by November, t...
Schroedinger's Supplemental
Winter has departed in Washington. But as the capital begins its slow trek towards its swampy summer climate, the question of Ukraine aid remains unsettled. Since February, when it passed the Senate, a super-sized supplemental spending bill...
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I am a senior fellow at the Stimson Center, an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, and an exhausted mum of two young kids. I work on issues of US foreign policy and grand strategy, with a realist lens. All opinions here are my own.
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