David Ignatius's Blog, page 83

The fog of lies is working

We as journalists need to explain better where our stories come from and why.

The fog of lies is working

We as journalists need to explain better where our stories come from and why.

Could Trump’s zig-zag course to a North Korea summit actually work?

It sounds unlikely, but both sides have a lot to gain.

Could Trump’s zig-zag course to a North Korea summit actually work?

It sounds unlikely, but both sides have a lot to gain.

Trump’s risky breakup letter to Kim Jong Un

The president’s missive could damage U.S. relations with South Korea and China, in addition to resuming the brinkmanship with Pyongyang.

How the Trump echo chamber pushes bit players like Stefan Halper to center stage

The professor is just one of the unlikely figures who populate the edges of the Trump-Russia investigation.

Stefan Halper is just another middleman

The professor is just one of the unlikely figures who populate the edges of the Trump-Russia investigation.

The most important — but least discussed — consequence of Trump’s foreign policy

It may be time to look at the “what ifs” of a real breach of the transatlantic alliance.

Is Trump really going to punch Iran in the nose?

Thinking about a rollback isn’t crazy, but it requires a sustained effort.

Contain Iran? Trump should copy Reagan.

Thinking about a rollback isn’t crazy, but it requires a sustained effort.