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The article discusses the need for an alliance of democracies to save the free world from the growing influence of autocratic regimes. It highlights the aggressive actions of countries like Russia, China, and Iran, and emphasizes the importance of strengthening the defenses of front-line democracies. The article suggests rebuilding deterrent strength, engaging in the battle of ideas, and leveraging the resources of the free world to defend against aggression. It also explores the idea of forging an alliance of democracies to promote peace, prosperity, and the advancement of democracy. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the current state of nuclear proliferation around the world. It highlights various countries and their nuclear capabilities, including the United States, Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran. The article also mentions the potential for other countries, such as South Korea and Japan, to develop their own nuclear weapons. It emphasizes the need for continued efforts in non-proliferation and arms reduction. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides an overview of the war between Russia and Ukraine, presenting it as a potential example of a great-power war in the 21st century. It highlights the significant losses suffered by Ukraine, including casualties and the destruction of military equipment. The article emphasizes the importance of learning from this conflict to prevent future wars and stresses the need for strong defense and deterrence. It also discusses the role of unmanned systems in modern warfare and the resilience of Ukraine in the face of the Russian onslaught. Additionally, the article addresses the importance of defense strategies and international cooperation in countering nuclear threats from countries like Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, while emphasizing the interconnectedness of global security and the support for free nations. [Extracted from the article]

From cu ture to economics to peacekeeping, Britain's role in the wor/d is far from diminishing. Britain boasts the maritime behemoths, and both are brand-new. second-largest fraternity of Nobel laureates, behind Moreover, Britain is one of just eight nations that the United States- even though Britain has a (officially) possesses nuclear weapons. [Extracted from the article]

The author reflects on the special close relationship of the U.S with Great Britain, and mentions topics including the U.S.-Great Britain collaboration during World War I and World War II, the creation of the Atlantic Charter, and the challenges facing the special U.S.-Great Britain relationship.

The article focuses on the foreign policy doctrines of the U.S. Topics discussed include teh role of presidents in creating mission statements, the revolution or debt crisis, the collapse of a great power, the emergence of a new threat, the parameters for a policy, and the definition of the country's presidents' vision for the American people.

The article offers information on various aspects related to religious freedom in the U.S. Topics discussed include the vision of former president Franklin D. Roosevelt on freedom for religion, the emergence of godless tyrannies, and the proverbial canary of releigious liberty. Also mentioned the link of the Nazi regime for Christianity.

The article explores the impact of the consideration by the U.S. to disengage combat operations in trying to solve international problems and focus instead on its own nation-building. Topics covered include how U.S. disengagement in the past proved to be catastrophic to world peace, the consequences of U.S. disengagement in Iraq, and special responsibility of the U.S. to sustain the liberal global order forged after World War II.

The article discusses the role of nuclear weapons to protect sovereignty in the U.S. Topics discussed include the New START Treaty in 2010 signed by the U.S. President Barack Obama, military spending in China and the Global Zero movement. Other topics discussed include the contribution of nuclear weapons in the Post-Cold War.

A list is presented of the U.S. military interventions and prices paid from the year 1775 to March 2015 which include the Gulf War, the Vietnam War and the Korean War.

The article offers information on the effect of sequestration on the air power of the U.S. which is a component of the U.S. military strength. Topics discussed include the role played by air powers during the World War II (1939-1945), the Air Force saving the humanity during the post Cold War period when the people were hit by Desert Storm, and the age of an Airborne Warning and Control system that is affected by the cuts.

An essay is presented on the social security in the U.S. Topics discussed include spending of the government in defense, views of the U.S. Army Chief of Staff General Ray Odierno on the military readiness levels and ships of the U.S. Navy as reported by the Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Jonathan Greenert. It adds the problems faced by Medicare and social security in the U.S.

The author discusses need for inclusion of veterans in the U.S. Congress including decrease in number of veterans serving in the Congress in spite of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans influx, military service being a presidential prerequisite and veterans disenchantment with government.

The article offers information on the political parties in the U.S. Topics discussed include political struggle between the Democratic party and the Republicans addressed by James Reichley in his book "The Life of the Parties", alignment of 40 new representatives and five new senators with the Tea Party and the efforts made by both the Democratic party and the Republican party in maintaining balance for democracy in the U.S.

The article focuses on the history and results of the World War I that involved various countries such as Germany, France, Russia and the U.S. Topics discussed include role of former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson in the War, results of the war that broke Europe continent into several small parts and mentions that a similar situation is being experienced by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe between Japan and China. INSET: THE GREAT WAR'S CENTENNIAL BEGINS.

The article reflects on Russian President Vladimir Putin's policy over the accession of Crimean Peninsula in Ukraine. It mentions that Putin violated the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces(INFJ treaty, harbored fugitive American defense contractor Edward Snowden, and carried invasions on Poland which is member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Brookings Institution's Robert Kagan states that Russia is revising the post-Cold War settlement of the 1990s.

The article features massive mountain sculpture of former U.S. Presidents George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota. It explores how the sculpture reflects the great things that the U.S. accomplished as a nation. The accomplishments of four presidents are discussed.

The article focuses on the 1983 bombing that took place in Beirut, Lebanon that killed 241 Americans and also attacked the U.S. embassy. It informs that the Beirut bombing was a jarring glimpse of the terror that was to come in future such as in Khobar Towers, Kenya and Tanzania, Madrid, Spain, London, England and Mumbai, India and September 11 terror attacks in the U.S. It mentions that the bombing incident made it clear that presidents must be careful where and how they deploy U.S. troops.

The article discusses the dynasty of Kim Jong Un, supreme leader of North Korea, and also offers information on start of the Korean War II. It mentions that the Korean War II marked the end of the Kim's dynasty. It mentions that the dynasty came to an end because he had threatened nuclear strikes against the U.S and declared a "state of war" with South Korea. It discusses the military policy, deterrence and alliances to end the dynasty.

The article presents information on the threats to the U.S. which include movements of globalization, the International Criminal Court and the terrorist organization al-Qaida. It informs that the U.S. is the most powerful nation-state, these movements are at odds with American interests. It further informs that the country has been has been resisting these movements throughout its history.

The author reflects on moral of the disappointment of three U.S. presidents including Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama in spite of taking three different paths on the world stage. He opines that the battle against terrorism started by Clinton after the 1998 embassy bombings was largely verbose. According to him, Bush selected the path of most resistance especially when it came to treaties. Barack Obama displayed mix of the foreign policies of his predecessors.