International law and U.S. policy leave room for pragmatic security policy.

Conflict over Taiwan would promote escalation in ways U.S.-Soviet tensions in Europe never did.

Signage, training, and predictable enforcement help keep the lights on.

Plans to disarm the paramilitary group will reshape the country—if the Lebanese Armed Forces can follow through.

The terrorist group’s Kashmir affiliate sparked a mini war between India and Pakistan in April. What’s next?

It’s time for China’s approach to arms control to evolve. The United States can help.

The United States needs a new plan for fighting in contested skies.

Until it demands inclusive governance, the West’s vision of a unified and stable Syria will remain out of reach.

Taiwan is a preview of the future of authoritarian meddling in democratic politics.

U.S. policies are opening a door for Chinese influence with Pacific Island states. 

Evidence contradicts the administration’s claims about unit cohesion, readiness, and integrity.

Some concerns about the resilience of defense satellites are exaggerated or outdated.