The Libertarian: Showdown In Charlottesville

This policy brief examines how the United States can better align diplomatic, commercial, security, development, and educational tools with the priorities and institutional conditions of African partners. Focusing on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, and Djibouti, it develops a framework for more coherent, context-sensitive engagement that strengthens long-term partnerships, improves policy coordination, and produces more durable strategic and developmental outcomes for both sides.

Hoover Institution fellow Luke Nichter discusses Nixon's price controls and whether Trump can implement something similar, then Nichter talks about what Trump's presidency means for the future of the US and the world.

To understand Trump’s approach to Ukraine, Iran, and China, look to Richard Nixon. The president’s instinct for superpower dealmaking reflects a hard-nosed realism, backed by the American economy.