Nuclear War Is Averted After Stray Missile Hits Poland
A stray missile from the east crossed Poland’s eastern border and hit a nearby village of Przewodów, near Hurbieszów in the Lublin region, killing two people on Nov. 15. This is a big deal for a number of reasons, including primarily a possibility of a nuclear war and American perception in the world. Read the full article at Newsmax
Read More from Nuclear War Is Averted After Stray Missile Hits Poland ›Fonts and Murchisons host luncheon for IWP supporters in Dallas
On November 1, Carlos E. and Regina Fonts and Burk and Elise Murchison hosted a “Texas Roundup” luncheon for nearly 25 supporters and friends of The Institute of World Politics at the Park City Club in Dallas. Therese Moncrief assisted with the organization of the event. At the event, guests heard remarks about IWP’s mission…
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IWP is counting down the days until Giving Tuesday on November 29. Save the date for this global day of giving! Dear Friends, I first learned of The Institute of World Politics about 12 years ago when my sister invited me to an IWP event. I am patriotic and passionate about the U.S. and protecting…
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Students launch chapter of The John Quincy Adams Society
IWP students, led by Jacob Bosen, have launched a chapter of the John Quincy Adams Society (JQAS) at the Institute this fall. JQAS is a national network of student groups committed to identifying, educating, and equipping the next generation of scholars and policy leaders to encourage a new era of realism and restraint in American…
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Communist China represents a mortal threat to our nation. It is a threat that is designed to disarm intellectually and psychologically, corrupt, and ultimately own America’s political and foreign policy decisionmakers. The Chinese Communists have a long-term strategy to replace the United States as the Global Superpower. They call it the Hundred Year Marathon –…
Read More from Conquest Without War: The Threat of Chinese Political Influence Operations ›Dr. Marek Chodakiewicz to discuss “In the Shadows of the Looming Invasion: Poles, Ukrainians and Bolsheviks in 1918”
On November 22 at 2:00 PM, Dr. Marek Jan Chodakiewicz will discuss “In the Shadows of the Looming Invasion: Poles, Ukrainians and Bolsheviks in 1918” in a panel discussion co-sponsored by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation and the Janusz Kurtyka Foundation. Zoom Link to the meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95490721989 Learn more about the event.
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As Washington and the commentariat wring their hands about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear sword rattling, the United States and the European Union (EU) continue to shovel hundreds of millions of dollars to Rosatom — a Russian nuclear firm that maintains Moscow’s nuclear weapons complex and just filched a $60-billion Ukrainian nuclear plant. Read more at The Hill
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On October 27, 2022, the Biden administration released the public version of the Missile Defense Review (MDR). The document is commendable in some respects and is concerning in others. Below are some myths and realities about the Biden MDR. Read more at Eurasia Review
Read More from Eleven Myths And Realities About Biden’s Missile Defense Review ›Identity: The Key to America’s Problems, Now …and Before
That the “identification” issue is at the heart of America’s problems, at first glance, seems to be a simplified and misleading appreciation of the many and varied issues that have plagued the country from the beginning. Yet “identity” has always been the issue, again, from the beginning. While generally unknown to the public, the American…
Read More from Identity: The Key to America’s Problems, Now …and Before ›The return of American exceptionalism
America faces a two-front ideological battle: one at home, one abroad. Victory or defeat on either front will influence the outcome in the other such that any loss is calamitous. Across the battlefield abroad sits the Chinese Communist Party, waging information warfare dedicated to convincing the world that America is immoral and incompetent to its…
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