Op-Ed

From the Baltic Republics to Crimea, Washington has opposed forcible annexation—and the Golan Heights should be no exception.

Washington Can Help Broker a Lasting Peace

Foreign Troops Might Be the Least Bad Option

Relentless attacks are cutting off power, heat and water. Civilians will need the west’s help to survive the winter

Technical negotiations may succeed where political ones have failed, says the policy expert.

Designating Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism will only backfire.

Since 2017, fighting between separatist insurgents and the military has disrupted the education of over 700,000 children in Cameroon’s two Anglophone regions. As the school year starts in September, education in the conflict-affected regions is at risk again. The two sides should strive to protect schools from being attacked and keep classrooms open.

Originally published in Just Security.

Originally published in the Miami Herald.

No matter what immediate tit-for-tat reactions there are to the visit, the troubling long-term implication points to the urgent need for the Biden administration and Congress to better coordinate their handling of the Taiwan issue.

Originally published in The Hindustan Times.