Hal Brands is a journalist who writes for Bloomberg News and the Hastings Tribune Newspaper. His work has also been featured in publications such as Foreign Policy, Bloomberg Law, The Washington Post, and The Japan Times. Brands focuses on international affairs, including topics such as US foreign policy, conflicts in the Middle East, and global geopolitical dynamics.
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Hal Brands' articles primarily focus on international relations and world affairs, with a specific interest in expert commentary. Therefore, when reaching out to him, it would be beneficial to offer insights or analysis related to ongoing global conflicts, diplomatic efforts, or geopolitical shifts. Topics such as international relations, conflict resolution strategies or the dynamics of alliances can be particularly relevant for engagement with Hal Brands. Additionally, providing perspectives on US foreign policy decisions and their global implications could align well with his coverage interests.
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America Firsters seem unaware of just how quickly and completely the international order can collapse.
Military security and economic growth are at risk globally.
When the two nations’ leaders visit Washington in April, they will cement a loose military partnership in the Western Pacific.
Hezbollah and Iran are OK with the state of things for now, but they could make their move if a peace is brokered between Israel and Hamas.
Hezbollah and Iran are OK with the state of things for now, but they could make their move if a peace is brokered between Israel and Hamas
By: Hal Brands
President Joe Biden’s Middle East policy hangs in the balance. Negotiations for a cease-fire in Gaza have reached a critical stage. Attacks by the Houthis in Yemen are snarling maritime
Western states that lost their overseas possessions have fared well in the Pax Americana. But Xi and Putin want to regain their nations’ long-lost imperial might.
Tehran’s aim is to keep Israel and the Arab states apart, even if it needs to go nuclear to do so.
Secretary of State Blinken is off to Beijing to keep a delicate balance, but four issues are set to tip the relationship back into high tension.
The US aid will help Kyiv make it through 2024 but the Russian leader still thinks he can outwait the West.
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