Eric S. Edelman is a national journalist whose work has appeared in The Bulwark, thebulwark.com, Foreign Policy, and The Dispatch. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and cultural commentary. With a focus on national issues, Eric's articles often explore the complexities of American society and its role in the world.
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By: Eric S. Edelman
Eric and Eliot talk about what is perhaps the most complex and dangerous moment in national security since the end of World War II. They discuss the explosion of vile anti-semitism globally and particularly on U.S. university campuses and the failures of higher education that this reveals. They discuss the Israeli operations in Gaza, the […]
Eric and Eliot host Bruno Tertrais, the Deputy DIrector of France’s Fondation Pour La Recherche Strategique, one of the country’s leading think tanks and author of the recent book La Guerre des Mondes: Le Retour de la geopolitique et le choc des Empires (War of the Worlds: The Return of Geopolitics and the Shock of […]
By: Eric S. Edelman, Sinan Ciddi
A tough stance toward Ankara is the only way to defend U.S. regional interests and stop Erdogan's mercurial and manipulative policies.
The Islamic Republic will even more aggressive toward Israel and improve its standing with Russia and China.
By: David Manning, Eric S. Edelman, Franklin C. Miller
By In Washington this July, the most successful political-military alliance in modern history will celebrate its seventy-fifth anniversary.
By: Eric S. Edelman, Franklin C. Miller, David Manning
New Atlanticist March 12, 2024, 7 a.m. ET NATO decision-making has an Achilles heel By Eric S. Edelman, David Manning and Franklin C. Miller
The Biden administration should let Ukraine target Russia’s war industry.
The next president will need to embark on a radically different path from the past two administrations.
Ross Douthat’s interview with two Trump administration alumni is revealing for what it conceals.
Don’t make a bad deal to end the war.
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