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U.S.-Azeri Relations in a Delicate Stage
March 28, 2020
The long cordial relations between the United States and Azerbaijan (since the dissolution of the Soviet Union at least) have lately taken some interesting twists and turns, Stephen Karganovich writes.
No Respite for the Wicked, Pompeo Unleashed
March 23, 2020
The lack of humanity shown by America’s diplomatic corps ensures that in the long run the U.S. will be left to fend for itself when the next crisis hits.
A Tale of Two Foreign Policies: The Train-Wreck Abroad Is Bipartisan
March 19, 2020
No matter who is president the likelihood that the U.S. will change direction to get away from its bullying on a global scale is almost nonexistent.
Kosovo’s Potential ‘Unrecognition’
March 13, 2020
The optimistic view that any territory that gets a “government” could potentially become a real recognized state is bad for global stability.
