Long-Range Strategy for a Stable, Free, and Balanced World
Global order is never self-sustaining. These essays outline a long-term approach to American leadership that pays close attention to geography, demographics, economic realities, and the responsibilities carried by a free nation. Here you will find strategic frameworks rather than reactions, written with the goal of strengthening international stability in a divided world.
The Islamic Republic and the Limits of Diplomacy
Iran’s challenge is not limited to uranium enrichment. It is rooted in the structure of the Islamic Republic itself. While diplomacy can slow escalation, it cannot by itself resolve a regime that has embedded confrontation into its governing identity since 1979. Any durable strategy must distinguish between Iran’s civilizational history and the ideological system that now directs its foreign policy.