Eunomia | Daniel Larison | Substack

None of this was inevitable, but it was all entirely foreseeable.

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The more powerful the U.S. became, the more fearful Americans became as a result.

Aug 9

Hawks are blind to how the provocations they celebrate increase tensions and make conflict more rather than less likely.

Aug 9

It is simply not true that the U.S. “bent over backwards to acknowledge Russia’s security concerns” since the end of the Cold War.

Aug 8

U.S. overstretch should force us to ask hard questions about why our government should be “confronting” so many other states at the same time.

Aug 6

Ill-advised designations related to terrorism are often intended to be obstacles to future diplomacy.

Aug 5

The U.S. is already seriously overstretched by having far too many commitments around the world, but the Senate isn’t going to let that get in the way…

Aug 4

Taiwan is already being made to pay the price for Pelosi’s unnecessary jaunt, and it is likely to keep paying a price for it over the coming weeks and…

Aug 3

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