
What’s Next for the Wagner Group?
The infamous Russian mercenary group finds itself without a leader, but still with a mission.

Biden’s Big Bet on Japan and South Korea
Can rising enemies bring old frenemies together?

Biden Scrounges Up More U.S. Weapons for Ukraine
Too little, too late?

Niger Is Not Just a Western Problem
The whole region wants to jump into the fray.

Ukraine Brings the Pain
Kyiv’s forces are finally starting to breach the dragon’s teeth.

The Definitive Summer Reading Guide for National Security Nerds
Your vacation (hopefully) awaits. And here are the best books to pair with it.

A (Mostly Secret) Revolution Is Afoot in NATO’s Military
New defense plans signal the biggest alliance overhaul since the Cold War.

Biden Set to OK Cluster Munitions for Ukraine
The decision to send the controversial weapons comes after months of knife fights within the U.S. administration.

U.S. Envoy Pick Reveals Battle Over Sudan Policy
Biden’s detractors worry the U.S. administration is doubling down on policy failures in Sudan.

Biden Gives India a Bear Hug
Modi is getting the star treatment in D.C.

The Archbishops of Disarmament
Anti-nuclear weapons activists have a new best friend: the Catholic Church.

Is China Gaining a Lead in the Tech Arms Race?
A new report warns China has some big advantages over the U.S.

Taiwan Faces No Trade-Offs With Ukraine
But Taipei is also getting tired of supply chain issues.

Republican Foreign Policy vs. Everybody
The 2024 hopefuls are taking on all comers: China, the “woke mob,” and the alleged “deep state.”

A South African Scandal Could Shake Up Relations With Washington
Do South Africa’s denials that it supplied weapons to Russia ring true?