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The planners of the Iran war had plenty of on-the-ground intelligence but operated with little insight into the minds of their enemies.

Even “in the early months of 1914 the international sky seemed clearer than it had been,” he later wrote in his memoirs. World War I, of course, broke out just months later, and went on to kill 40 ...

Europe did not rush into war with a clear plan but stumbled into it through fear, hesitation, and catastrophic misjudgment.

Today’s world, argues Odd Arne Westad in The Coming Storm, is one “where multiple Great Powers” have come to “jostle for supremacy”. It is a world driven by conflicting interests and marked by fragile ...

It’s hard to think that a few days ago, the national obsession revolved around the Gorton and Denton by-election and the arrest of Peter Mandelson. In essence, it was the usual mixture of ...

Calls for Europe to take charge of its own security are growing stronger. After decades of debate, the idea of an EU army is still facing pushback. Experts say the public is more likely to back a ...

The European Union is finally on its way to becoming a power in its own right. That’s not because its member countries have suddenly stopped squabbling or its bureaucratic inertia has melted away.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday called to revitalize alliances between the United States and its European allies, at a time when President Trump's aggressive, America First policies ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday sought to reassure Europe that the U.S. still wanted to work together but warned allies against “dangerous delusions” on migration and climate change. Rubio, ...

European leaders are beginning to recognize that the United States may be unlikely to prioritize European security as it did during the Cold War and its immediate aftermath. Following U.S. President ...