Essays
Progressive-Imperialist Hegemony and Its Follies
Liberal hegemony began as a cure for America's soul and became a crusade abroad — breeding the illiberalism it fights.
Kevin Doremus
Essays
Say Goodbye to American Primacy and Hegemony
It's time for the United States to restrain itself when conducting foreign policy matters and to get rid of the liberal policy of primacy.
Opinion
Trump's Iran Escalation Makes Him Look Weak
By calling off an attack in a tense environment that he created, President Trump is showing signs of weakness against Iran.
Essays
Central and Eastern Europe's Growing Borderlands
Since the fallout of WWII, countries of Central and Eastern Europe have been caught between identifying with the West and the East.
World · Europe
A Break in the Trans-Atlantic Alliance
69 percent of the German public want more cooperation with Russia-- NATO and the Trans-Atlantic Alliance are becoming more breakable.
Economy
Thanos Trump Threatens China ahead of Trade Talks
Chinese internet users call Trump 'Thanos' — one tweeted tariff threat and half their stock market snapped.
Essays
5 Must-read Libertarian Books on Foreign Policy
Without a doubt, these 5 books are absolutely essential to better your understanding of a libertarian foreign policy and challenge imperialism.
Opinion
Intervention in Venezuela Is Not in Our Interests
In wake of recent developments in Venezuela, it is in the best interests of the United States to use caution rather than risk intervention.
Essays
Book Review: The Dark Double: U.S. Media, Russia, and the Politics of Values
Andrei Tsygankov's book, "The Dark Double", shows that liberal hegemony is an inherent and intolerant contradiction of liberalism.
Essays
Nationhood and Social Cohesion
Mass migration isn't random — it's often a weapon, and Western liberal hegemony helped load it.
Essays
Book Review: The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities by John Mearsheimer
A review of John Mearsheimer's most recent book.