Ambassador Robert R. King assesses the implications of President Trump’s assertion that Kim Jong-un was not immediately aware of the details of Otto Warmbier’s critical condition at last week’s press conference in Hanoi.

It is time to put an end to one of the most pointlessly divisive debates in NATO's history, and focus on what is really needed to deter Russia and deal effectively with the key threat to Western security.

The Department of Defense has regressed to relying on annual input budgeting by service, rather than trying to develop coherent future year defense plans and budgets by major mission and to meet a key strategic need.

Establishing a permanent U.S. military base in Poland may be attractive to the Polish government, but it may erode NATO’s cohesion and divert investment from priority areas, as Quentin Lopinot, visiting fellow with the CSIS Europe Program, writes in his commentary.

For several decades, American strategic planning has been little more than a facade for annual line item budget debates.

Although China is currently setting the pace of the “great game” playing out in the Indo-Pacific, it still has a long way to go before it challenges U.S. regional supremacy, as Patrick Buchan from the Alliances and American Leadership Project writes in his commentary.