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Strange Bedfellows: Glenn Greenwald on How Bipartisanship Prolongs the Forever Wars

The United States has been mired in endless war for more than a generation. This week, journalist Glenn Greenwald of The Intercept sits down with the Eurasia Group Foundation’s Mark Hannah to discuss the true costs of America’s militarized foreign policy.

Reclaiming History: Bishop Garrison on Racism, Recruitment, and Representation in the Military

The Atomic Bomb’s First Victims: Beata Tsosie-Pena & Jay Coghlan on Downwinders

Endless War Comes Home: Hina Shamsi on the Militarization of Policing and Foreign Policy

Airstrikes in East Africa: Catherine Besteman and Amanda Sperber on U.S. Militarism in Somalia

On Peace (and Pandemic) in Afghanistan: Peter Bergen and Kiana Hayeri on America’s Longest War

The Trump Doctrine? Alex Ward on the Dualism of President Trump’s Foreign Policy Legacy

What Do Hongkongers Want? Wilfred Chan and Joshua Wong on the Fight For Democracy

The Washington Game: Kelley B. Vlahos on The Afghanistan Papers, The Blob, and Conservatism

The Burden of American Power: Peter Beinart on Hubris, Humility, and War

Namaste, Trump: Dhruva Jaishankar and Aparna Pande on US-India Military Ties

Primary Sources: How New Hampshire Voted on Foreign Policy