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Honor the fallen, but not every war they were sent to fight
By Andrew Bacevich, President
Los Angeles Times, 5/25/20
Not least among the victims claimed by the coronavirus pandemic was a poetry recital that was to have occurred in March at a theater in downtown Boston.
I had been invited to read aloud a poem, and I chose “On a Soldier Fallen in the Philippines,” written in 1899 by William Vaughn Moody (1869-1910). You are unlikely to have heard of the poet or his composition. Great literature, it is not. Yet its message is memorable.
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This NBC executive became a conspiracy king and a pro-Trump media boss
By Eli Clifton, Director of Democratizing Foreign Policy
Daily Beast & Responsible Statecraft, 5/26/20
A former NBC executive who founded one of the earliest — and more successful — fake news websites quietly assumed a leadership role at The Epoch Times as the news outlet ramped up its pro-Trump messaging after the 2016 election.
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PAST WEBINAR: South Korea’s legislative election results and implications for U.S.-South Korea relations
Speakers: Rep. Ami Bera, Ambassador Sung-hwan Kim, & Dr. Chung-in Moon. Moderated by Jessica Lee.
Co-sponsored by Quincy Institute & East Asia Foundation, 5/27/20
WATCH HERE
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PAST WEBINAR: The future of U.S.-Saudi relations
Speakers: Madawi al-Rasheed, Greg Gause, & Aaron David Miller. Moderated by Annelle Sheline.
Sponsored by Quincy Institute, 5/27/20
WATCH HERE
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- Cutting our excessive defense budget post-COVID-19 will be difficult. Here’s how to do it by Gordon Adams, Non-Resident Fellow, Responsible Statecraft, 5/29/20
- Team Trump’s new move on Iran puts the nuclear deal in jeopardy and risks a new Middle East nuclear crisis by Kelsey Davenport, Responsible Statecraft, 5/29/20
- Real and imagined problems of the Middle Eastern arms trade by Paul Pillar, Non-Resident Fellow, Responsible Statecraft, 5/28/20
- Moon's adviser says antagonizing China will start new Cold War by Yonhap/ Cited: Quincy Institute, Korea Herald, 5/28/20
- Reshuffling: Oil price crash alters priorities, greases skids to new world order by Ben Wolfgang and Gus Taylor/ Cited: Quincy Institute, Washington Times, 5/28/20
- Intel: EU renews sanctions on Syrian regime by Jared Szuba/ Cited: Quincy Institute, Al-Monitor, 5/28/20
- Anti-War groups push Biden and the Democrats to rethink foreign policy by John Nichols/ Quoted: Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President, Nation, 5/26/20
- How should Biden handle China? by Thomas Wright/ Cited: Rachel Esplin Odell, Senior Research Fellow for East Asia, & Stephen Wertheim, Deputy Director of Policy and Research, Atlantic, 5/23/20
- Robert Kagan: Machiavellian in liberal disguise by David Hendrickson/ Cited: Andrew Bacevich, President, Raritan, Spring 2020
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