All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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Peace in the Middle East is one step closer to reality if Trump makes huge Jerusalem change
President Trump is poised to do what almost every presidential candidate has promised but then fails to deliver: He...
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Why Reza Zarrab guilty plea matters to Turkey and the World
Erdogan may see himself as a great leader but, in the world’s eyes, he is quickly becoming little...
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What the British, and the Europeans, still don’t understand about Brexit
Miscalculations have consequences, as the example of World War I vividly illustrates. Although a global conflict is thankfully not...
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Pharmacy mistakes, importation, and how Amazon could save lives just by improving packaging and delivery
I’ve always thought that the distribution of medicines in the US was archaic. Who can forget the pharmacist...
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Merkel’s deteriorating political muscle severely hampers Europe
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s waning political star comes at an awkward time for the European project of greater...
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The eurozone’s Italian Achilles’ heel
If there is one thing about the Eurozone on which most economists can agree, it is that Italy’s...
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Defining kleptocracy: A first step toward victory
Washington is abuzz with talk of “kleptocracy.” Some institutions are working on the national security implications of “rule by theft”...
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The United States should welcome PESCO, and encourage Europe to do more
It is sometimes said that President Trump’s irreverent attitude toward NATO has rendered Europeans a service by highlighting...
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Make Conservatism Moderate Again
Today’s right-wing radicalism sits ill with the central tenets of conservatism. Conservatives would do well to rediscover the...
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The implications of moving the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem
Chairman DeSantis, Ranking Member Lynch, and members of the Subcommittee on National Security, I appreciate the opportunity to...
