There is no good reason for the U.S. to intervene in Syria
Daniel Larison | May 15, 2013But there sure are a lot of bad ones.
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Marco Rubio's foreign policy: Blind, irrational, and dangerous
Daniel Larison | March 29, 2013And somehow, this worldview still prevails among GOP leaders
The failure of the anti-Hagel campaign
Daniel Larison | January 31, 2013The Democratic defections that conservatives coveted never materialized. And now many Republicans look like reflexively, dangerously aggressive people
What Obama's cabinet choices say about his second-term foreign policy
Daniel Larison | December 24, 2012Expect a less militarized approach to America's dealings with the rest of the world
Republicans must get real on foreign policy
Daniel Larison | December 12, 2012Enough with the reckless, tone-deaf warmongering. Conservatives ought to start listening to realists like Rand Paul and Jon Huntsman
Why Obama will keep ignoring Syria in his second term
Daniel Larison | November 9, 2012Many second-term presidents turn to foreign policy if they're viewed as lame ducks domestically. But don't expect Obama to go off starting wars
Mitt Romney's vapid, misleading foreign policy speech
Daniel Larison | October 8, 2012Obama has made some big international mistakes, but Romney seems incapable of honestly critiquing them
The incredible shrinking foreign policy debate
Daniel Larison | September 10, 2012Obama and Romney rarely offer detailed solutions to the world's political, economic, and military problems. That leaves us scrutinizing each party's platform for clues
Paul Ryan's foreign policy speeches: What they say about Mitt Romney's running mate
Daniel Larison | August 13, 2012Foreign policy likely won't decide the election in November — unless perhaps voters learn just how aligned Ryan's world views are with those of George W. Bush
The Europe Mitt Romney wants to visit is a figment of his imagination
Daniel Larison | July 10, 2012In the Republican's view, the EU is packed with socialist boondoggles that Obama foolishly wants to emulate. Mitt is about to get a major wake-up call
Rand Paul's baffling support for Mitt Romney's cowboy foreign policy
Daniel Larison | June 14, 2012The Kentucky senator is supposed to inherit his father's libertarian mantle. Instead, he seems to be endorsing a return to Bush-era recklessness
Why we should be thrilled by NATO's lack of action
Daniel Larison | May 23, 2012An international summit in Chicago produces few results. But that's better than NATO endorsing a boneheaded intervention in Syria
Why America shouldn't panic over Putin
Daniel Larison | May 10, 2012Russia's strong-willed leader is back for a third term as president. And as long as Mitt Romney cools the "number one geopolitical foe" talk, we'll be just fine
The enduring failure of democracy promotion abroad
Daniel Larison | April 11, 2012The American quest to spread freedom to autocrat-ruled nations is widely popular among foreign policy wonks. Too bad it doesn't work
A year later, Libya is still a mess
Daniel Larison | March 21, 2012After the West's much-ballyhood intervention, Libya is dominated by a complex tangle of violent militias — and the chaos is spilling into neighboring countries
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