Kori Schake

It is Time to Rethink and Revitalize U.S. Ukraine Policy

Ukraine’s need for aid grows by the day as Biden’s aid package faces congressional blockage. Former US ambassador to NATO…

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Is There Any Way to Get Bibi to Go?

It may be a new year, but the conflict in Gaza continues unabated. However, experts say the Israeli invasion could…

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The DSR Gang Looks Ahead to 2024

2023 is finally almost over. Yet many of the most significant issues of the year are still unresolved. Thankfully, the…

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A Look Back at 2023

It goes without saying that 2023 has been an eventful year. Thankfully, the holiday season means the return of a…

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How Do You Reverse Engineer an Israeli-Palestinian Peace Settlement?

As the temporary truce between Israel and Hamas nears its end, we’re left to wonder what a more permanent peace…

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Finding a Path Forward in Israel and Gaza

Despite calls for a ceasefire, there is no end in sight for the conflict in Gaza. With an incalculable human…

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What’s Next After the Biden Visit to Israel?

President Biden’s landmark trip to Israel is underway. Even with the cancellation of a summit in Amman, Biden’s time in…

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Israel and Hamas: Where Do We Go From Here?

Many questions remain after the first few days of this crisis. We talk to leading experts Aaron David Miller, Ed…

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Did General Mark Milley Go Too Far In His Public Critiques of Donald Trump?

General Mark Milley has galvanized discourse on not only the Trump presidency, but the military’s role in political discourse. Kori…

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How Do Today’s Robber Barons Compare to the Robber Barons of the Past?

Super-empowered people like Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos control not just enormous wealth but the access of people to each other…

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US Foreign Policy Scorecard

Foreign policy has been a central focus of the Biden Administration. Now, nearly three years into the administration, Georgetown’s Rosa Brooks,…

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The BRICS Without China Would Be…the Bris?

Once the BRICS were thought of as potential rivals to the US and the West. Some of them still think…

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Is China’s Evolving Focus on National Security a Sign of Strength or Weakness?

Sheena Greitens from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at UT joins AEI’s Kori Schake, Georgetown’s Rosa Brooks, and host,…

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Making Sense of the NATO Summit and What Comes Next

As the NATO summit in Vilnius comes to a close, the United States, France, UK, and Turkey have all taken…

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Isn’t Now the Moment to Double Down on Helping Ukraine Defeat Russia?

Russia is showing multiple signs of weakness in its faltering invasion of Ukraine. These are complemented by continuing signs of…

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How Is the World Supposed to Deal with Another Biden v. Trump Election?

The world faces the prospect that US foreign policy could once again change on.a dime if, as could happen, Donald…

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Who is America’s Most Annoying Ally?

All friends are not allies and all allies are not friends. Sometimes countries that start out as allies stop behaving…

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Maybe It Should Have Been Called the Summit with Added Democracy-Like Product

Celebrating democracy seems like a good idea. Further, President Biden and his team have been actively supporting democracy worldwide since…

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Xi Scores Points in Moscow, Putin, Not So Much

Chinese President Xi Jinping made a historic visit to Moscow this week to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.  David…

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It’s 2023 on the Planet Earth, What Could Go Wrong?

The United States faces a wide variety of foreign policy challenges two months into 2023.  David is joined by DSR…

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