David Ignatius's Blog, page 76

Republicans failed to govern. Democrats have a chance to succeed.

Show Americans that you can succeed where Republicans failed.

If you like betting on embattled underdogs, this leader is worth a look

Freedom and quasi-independence are the dividends of careful relationships with both China and the United States.

How a chilling Saudi cyberwar ensnared Jamal Khashoggi

Inside the 21st-century battle of ideas waged by the fearful crown prince and a conniving courtier.

Michael Flynn appears to have come full circle

The former Trump national security adviser goes from prosecution to confession and eventual absolution and rehabilitation.

جذور جريمة قتل خاشقجي تكمن في صراع عائلي سعودي وحشيّ

وراء دوامة الغضب والخروج عن القانون في البلاط الملكي التي امتصت كاتب الأعمدة في قسم الآراء العالمية بصحيفة "واشنطن بوست" في نهاية المطاف

The U.S. needs to learn how to win wars without fighting

We are a more credible superpower when we makes less noise.

The Khashoggi killing had roots in a cutthroat Saudi family feud

Behind the vortex of rage and lawlessness in the royal court that ultimately sucked in the Post Global Opinions columnist.

Trump should find a trade victory with China at the G-20 — before it’s too late

The Trump administration’s trade strategy has been a gradual march toward the cliff.

My four-word wish for Thanksgiving

Rather than government regulation of social media, perhaps we should just slow down the circuits.

America’s overt payback for China’s covert espionage

The United States has an overt response to covert theft.