With little support at home, President Yoon Suk-yeol will look to make his mark overseas, Karl Friedhoff writes.
Paul Poast explores why House Speaker Mike Johnson might have shifted course on Ukraine and what it means for US aid moving forward.
"Washington remains deeply anxious and more determined than ever to find an end to the escalatory pressures in the Levant," writes Ivo Daalder.
"A lack of confidence can lead to restraint out of fear, rather than restraint as a principled position," Paul Poast writes.
"While Israel and its allies intercepted nearly all the Iranian missiles, Ukraine is facing Russia all on its own," writes Ivo Daalder.
"One must always think of the counterfactual: What would the behavior be without the law?" Paul Poast writes. "In most cases, the answer is, Probably worse."
"The security of allies isn’t a question of dollars and cents — it is the key to America’s security as well," argues Ivo Daalder.
A joint Council-Ipsos poll offer new insights into how Americans think the United States should respond to the war.
"NATO once again has a clear singular mission: it returns it to its core function of ensuring the territorial integrity of Europe," Paul Poast writes.
"Rather than ending the fighting quickly, cutting off US aid would simply set Russia up to launch a major new offensive," Paul Poast writes.
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