The Washington Examiner is publishing more than three dozen opinion pieces this week on concerns related to national security. As a new president takes office, the world looks increasingly unpredictable and dangerous. This poses major questions for our contemplation.
Questions such as: What’s next for Syria following President Bashar Assad‘s fall from power? Is the United States ready for a war with China, and if not, how can it be made ready? What’s next for Israel as it seeks to rescue the remaining hostages and transition Gaza to a post-Hamas reality? Will President-elect Donald Trump be able to secure a just peace between Ukraine and Russia, and how? How should the U.S. grapple with Iran’s threat of breaking out toward a nuclear weapons capability? How can Trump successfully implement his foreign policy agenda?
