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A Russian victory in Ukraine would give comfort and confidence to those who hate America—so Congress should continue aiding Ukraine, write Hudson Distinguished Fellow Michael R. Pompeo and Foundation for Defense of Democracies Senior Fellow Aaron MacLean.
Labeling Ukraine a distraction from Taiwan is a bumper sticker, not a valid argument, explains Hudson Senior Fellow Luke Coffey in The Messenger.
The liberal international order hasn’t been this threatened since the 1930s and is quietly disintegrating, warns Hudson Distinguished Fellow Walter Russell Mead in the Wall Street Journal.
Underfunding America’s military is dangerous and fails to account for how strategic hard power deterrence can stop China and Russia in their tracks, argues Hudson Senior Fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs.
Read Hudson Senior Fellow Melanie Kirkpatrick’s review of Sparks, a new book that corrects the Chinese Communist Party’s sanitized narrative of China’s history, in the Wall Street Journal.
BEFORE YOU GO...
Hudson Research Fellow James Barnett discusses the implications of France’s dramatic exit from Niger—a major victory for the junta in Niamey—on BBC News.
