Foreign Policy

01 Jul

Biden Stumbles While Trump’s Weakness Persists

StaffOpinionCandidate, debate, democracy, economy, Foreign Policy, healthcare, inflation, Joe Biden, maga, trump

The recent presidential debate between President Joe Biden and convicted felon Donald Trump left much to be desired, with neither candidate delivering a standout performance. Biden’s performance was less than spectacular, lacking the vigor and clarity many hoped to see. On the other hand, Trump continued to demonstrate why many believe he is unfit for the presidency, failing to provide convincing arguments or a coherent vision for the future. Biden’s lackluster performance was evident from the outset. His responses often lacked the sharpness and precision expected from a sitting president. At times, he appeared hesitant and struggled to articulate his…

01 Dec

The Passing of Henry Kissinger

Staff WriterCultureChina, Foreign Policy, German, henry, John F Kennedy, kissinger, Nazi, Richard Nixon, SALT I, Soviet Union, state dept, Vietnam

Henry Kissinger, a key player in American diplomacy for decades, has left an indelible mark on the nation's political landscape. From his early life to his illustrious career and controversial decisions, Kissinger's legacy is as complex as the geopolitical challenges he faced. Born in Germany in 1923, Kissinger fled the Nazis with his family, immigrating to the United States in 1938. Settling in New York, the young Kissinger displayed an early intellect that paved the way for academic success. After serving in the U.S. Army during World War II, he pursued a doctorate in government at Harvard, marking the beginning…