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Do Core Trump Supporters Differ from Others in their Approaches towards the Syrian Conflict?
Along the campaign trail and following President Trump’s inauguration, commentators have painted core Trump supporters as isolationists largely disinterested in engaging in conflicts abroad. But data from the 2017 Chicago Council Survey paints a different picture.
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Arrested Development
In President Trump's first major speech before the United Nations General Assembly last week, he described the nuclear agreement with Iran as an "embarrassment" to the United States. But according to the 2017 Chicago Council Survey, the public disagrees.
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This Week's Reads- Globalist vs. Nationalist Is Not the Issue of Our Time
The question is not whether national borders will dissolve. Rather, will borders continue to multiply, resulting in 225, 250 or even 300 states?
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This Week's Reads- The Rise of Nationalism and Nazi Analogies in Russia
Since 2014, Russian leaders and media have presented to the Russian people the skewed image of a Ukraine overrun by neo-Nazis, fascists, and criminals.
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This Week's Reads- It's Not Always Easy Being an Ally
During the latest North Korea crisis, too little attention was paid to allies South Korea and Japan.
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This Week's Reads- On North Korea, Separate What's New and What's Not
Tensions with Pyongyang have ratcheted up sharply in the past week. But emerging threats should be seen in the context of a long-term strategy.
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This Week’s Reads- Why You Should Go Halfway Around the World
I have just returned from a three-week trip to New Zealand and Australia. A change of pace and place can do wonders for your perspective.