Michael Rubin is a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He focuses on regional interest and world news, covering topics such as conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs across North America, Latin America, and beyond. Rubin's insights and analyses are featured in prominent outlets including LabourList, The Hill, and the Jerusalem Post.
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Once Trump Has a Credible Partner, He Should Dictate the Terms
For decades, Democrats and progressives have sought to claim human rights as their own. They depicted conservatives as Cold War-obsessed, uninterested in either freedom or democracy.
For Prime Minister Modi to come to Washington and visit President Trump in the Oval Office would risk a repeat of the Zelenskyy trap
Whether or not a deal is reached to end the war in Iran, Iran will pursue new assassination plots on American soil.
Conservatives must reclaim human rights leadership - Michael Rubin
The Trump-Xi summit was the last gasp, its failure buries any hope that the international community can return to the status quo ante. It is now up to PM Modi to shape the future of regional trade
By: Michael Rubin
Militarily, the war against Iran has gone better than almost anyone expected — its supreme leader dead, its command gutted. And one former Pentagon official argues none of it may matter. Iran, he says, decided long ago it could never beat the U.S. in combat, so it chose a different path: outlast an impatient America. The way out, he argues, is a strategy Trump has spent years mocking — the one that pulled his predecessor out of a nearly identical trap.
The Ebola outbreak in the Congo is a result of that country's poor governance.
By: Michael Rubin
Senior Fellow Michael Rubin joins LiveNOW's Alexandra Goldberg to discuss Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin in which he proposes direct peace talks to end the years-long war between the two countries.
By: Michael Rubin
Something is amiss in the Caucasus region. Trump and Rubio appear to be continuing the failed policy of their predecessors.
