Michael Rubin is a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He specializes in energy policy and regulation, with a focus on renewable energy and oil and gas across various regions, including North America, Latin America, and Asia. His insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as the Jerusalem Post, The Washington Times, and LabourList.
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U.S. Envoy Boulos Has Raised Eyebrows Throughout the Region Because of His Confusing Strategic Logic
By: Michael Rubin
A More Robust U.S. Presence in Somaliland Is Necessary to Handle the Logistics of Resupply and Provide Air Defense
Somalilanders Identify with Armenians for Multiple Reasons
By: Michael Rubin
On the best of days, war is no cake walk. The best laid plans go out the window as soon as the fight begins. The 2026 Iran war is only the latest case in point.
If Criticism of Spain’s Position on Ceuta and Melilla Surprised Madrid, It Is Not Because Such Arguments Suddenly Emerged
If the World Withdraws, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Will Consider It a Green Light to Purge Those Who Resist Its Vision
By: Michael Rubin
If tactical weapons destroy what conventional munitions cannot in Ukraine, every state facing a hardened adversary acquires the same argument for building them.
By: Claudia Tenney, Michael Rubin, Matt Carpenter
August 8, 2026 This weekend: Claudia Tenney , U.S. Representative for the 24th District of New York, discusses President Trump's
Striking Assad Would Embarrass Putin and Shake the Air of Invincibility That He Seeks to Construct
By: Michael Rubin
Major non- NATO ally status bestows privileges on countries that are not NATO members but are considered crucial allies.
