By Eldar Mamedov on Jan 26, 2026 12:05 am The European Parliament Thursday overwhelmingly adopted a resolution condemning the “brutal repression against protesters in Iran.” Read in browser »
By Karthik Sankaran on Jan 24, 2026 12:05 am It has been an extraordinary few days for Washington’s economic and security relations with the world. On January 17, President Trumpthreatened 10-25% tariffs on 8 European countries if they did not agree to the U.S. executing a “complete and total purchase” of Greenland. This then led to a furiousresponse that united most of Europe, and a subsequent “framework for an agreement” negotiated at Davos that seemed to reflectdeescalation on all sides. Read in browser »
By Mike Fredenburg on Jan 23, 2026 12:05 am Are the military services babying the F-35 to obscure its true costs while continuing to get enormous sums of taxpayer funding for a plane that has consistently failed to live up to performance expectations? Read in browser »
By Gary Sampson on Jan 23, 2026 12:05 am This article is the latest installment in our Quincy Institute/Responsible Statecraft project series highlighting the writing and reporting of U.S. military veterans. Click here for more information. Read in browser »
By Martin Di Caro on Jan 22, 2026 12:05 am In an interview with the French weekly Le Nouvel Observateur, a former White House national security advisor, renowned for his hatred of Soviet Communism, was asked whether he regretted his idea to aid the Afghan mujahideen with a secret money and weapons pipeline that started flowing months before the USSR invaded in late December 1979. Read in browser »
By Connor Echols on Jan 21, 2026 12:05 am In March of last year, when public outrage prevented Second Lady Usha Vance from attending a dogsled race in Greenland, Thomas Dans took it personally. Read in browser »
The European Parliament Thursday overwhelmingly adopted 
It has been an extraordinary few days for Washington’s economic and security relations with the world. On January 17, President Trump
Are the military services babying the F-35 to obscure its true costs while continuing to get enormous sums of taxpayer funding for a plane that has consistently failed to live up to performance expectations?
This article is the latest installment in our Quincy Institute/Responsible Statecraft project series highlighting the writing and reporting of U.S. military veterans. 
In an interview with the French weekly Le Nouvel Observateur, a former White House national security advisor, renowned for his hatred of Soviet Communism, was asked whether he regretted his idea to aid the Afghan mujahideen with a secret money and weapons pipeline that started flowing months before the USSR invaded in late December 1979.
In March of last year, when public outrage prevented Second Lady Usha Vance from attending a dogsled race in Greenland, Thomas Dans took it personally.