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President Trump Pivots to Asia (opens the original)
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Unable to win the war against Iran, President Trump is unrolling a new strategy: pretending to win. The US-Iran ceasefire, honored mostly in the breach for its 60-day term, has lapsed, with no negotiations to extend it. President Trump has declared, “The Hormuz Strait is open and operating. All water mines have been removed or detonated,” and even boasted it will become US territory. Responding, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said, “The United States is in a state of despera
Why We Should Fight (opens the original)
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In foreign policy, good ideas often emerge from bad decisions. Such was the case with the Powell Doctrine, a term typically associated with the American triumph over Iraq in the 1990–91 Gulf War. The doctrine did not, in fact, originate with its namesake, Colin Powell, who as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff helped make sure the United States went into the war with a coherent military strategy. And the doctrine’s roots lay not in a success in Iraq, but in a disaster in Lebanon. In 1982, aft
Reprising the Powell Doctrine (opens the original)
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While a brigadier general and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger’s military assistant, Colin Powell began to formulate a set of questions civilian leaders should ask themselves before committing to the use of military force. What became known first as the Weinberger doctrine and later, when he became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as the Powell doctrine emerged from disputes within the Reagan Administration over the disastrous end of U.S. peacekeeping deployment to Lebanon. The ‘doct
Trump Abandons Freedom of Navigation (opens the original)
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Frustrated at the collapse of his poorly-considered Memorandum of Understanding with Iran, President Trump has declared the US will reimpose its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and begin charging a 20 percent fee for passage. It’s genuinely astonishing for the government of the United States to blithely repudiate one of its most important contributions to international order. The US has been committed to freedom of the seas since 1778. We ensured the concept formed the basis of the UN Conventio
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