Todd Prince

6 days ago | slobodnaevropa.org | Todd Prince

Međunarodni sigurnosni i finansijski sistem koji su Sjedinjene Države izgradile i predvodile nakon Drugog svjetskog rata preživio je hladni rat, regionalne sukobe, ekonomske krize, čak i globalnu pandemiju. Međutim, prema riječima jedne od bivših savjetnica predsjednika Donalda Trumpa, danas jedne od njegovih najglasnijih kritičarki, taj sistem možda neće preživjeti njegov četverogodišnji mandat.

6 days ago | rferl.org | Todd Prince

The international security and financial system built and led by the United States after World War II has weathered the Cold War, regional wars, economic crises, and even a global pandemic. But according to one of President Donald Trump's former advisers -- now one of his most prominent critics -- it may not survive his four-year term.

6 days ago | rferl.org | Margot Buff |Todd Prince

Fiona Hill is an author, Russia analyst, and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who previously served in intelligence and security roles under three US administrations. In a wide-ranging interview, she spoke to RFE/RL correspondent Todd Prince about what President Donald Trump's second term could mean for NATO, the emergence of a Trump foreign policy doctrine, and how European governments could help end the war in Ukraine.

1 week ago | slobodnaevropa.org | Todd Prince

U oktobru 2024. godine, američka Obalna straža uočila je dva kineska pomorska nadzorna broda kako operiraju zajedno s parom ruskih patrolnih brodova dok su prolazili kroz Beringovo more, samo nekoliko milja od voda Aljaske. To je bila treća uzastopna godina da je zajednički rusko-kineski vojni konvoj plovio kroz ovaj strateški prolaz. Godinu ranije, dvije nacije su izvele zajedničke pomorske vježbe u regiji s 11 brodova -- jasan signal njihove rastuće vojne saradnje blizu teritorije SAD-a.

1 week ago | rferl.org | Todd Prince

In October 2024, the US Coast Guard spotted two Chinese maritime enforcement vessels operating alongside a pair of Russian border patrol boats as they transited the Bering Sea, just miles from Alaskan waters. It was the third consecutive year that a joint Russian-Chinese military convoy sailed through the strategic waterway. A year earlier, the two nations staged joint naval exercises in the region with 11 ships -- a clear signal of their growing military cooperation near US territory.