Espionage is a very ordinary occurrence in international politics
By Daniel DePetris
Is Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership really worth appeasing Erdogan?
By Daniel DePetris
As a new defense minister steps up, the Bundeswehr is no stronger than it was a year ago
By Daniel DePetris
It didn’t fly in the 1970s, and it won’t fly today
By Daniel DePetris
Juan Guaidó was supposed to fight for democracy but much has changed since 2019
By Daniel DePetris
Prisoner swaps with other countries happen — and they’re never easy
By Daniel DePetris
As Europe falters once again, Tokyo is finally taking charge of its own security
By Daniel DePetris
They’re annoyed that American companies are making money defending them
By Daniel DePetris
As price caps, sanctions, and sluggish growth kick in, OPEC is in a bind
By Daniel DePetris
The US has effectively killed the Khashoggi case
By Daniel DePetris
The last thing we need is a militarized conflict
By Daniel DePetris
More defense spending, pushing out Putin — this is a bipartisan consensus
By Daniel DePetris
Washington is quietly giving up hope on the 2015 agreement
By Daniel DePetris
Communication in a time of war is both necessary and prudent
By Daniel DePetris
There’s been little backsliding so far but a serious energy crisis looms
By Daniel DePetris