Claudia Rosett

Ms. Rosett, a Foreign Policy Fellow with the Independent Women’s Forum, a columnist of Forbes and a blogger for PJMedia, is a contributing editor of The New York Sun.

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There's no North Korea "strategy" worth beans that would preclude relisting North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. So get on with it


Membership has its privileges—spying, money laundering and illicit procurement.

For Kim Jong Un, what a joyride. For President Trump, for Mattis, for South Korea, for Japan, for the entire free world, what a horrifying conundrum to inherit

Start instead with a basic mission: Get rid of the Kim regime

In calculating the sacrifice that might be needed to bring down Kim Jong Un and his obscene regime, one of the questions we should also be asking is, what are we sacrificing if we don't?

Unwinding the U.S. from the UN might seem a daunting project. But surely it is worth asking whether the toll of sticking with the UN might turn out to be even worse

Haley is doing brilliant work every time she skips the diplomatic bromides and sticks to telling the truth about the UN. Please, let's have lots more of it.

Orwellian manipulations in farewell peroration by Samantha Power

Obama's real bottom line is not the settling of personal scores against foreign leaders, but the cementing of a grudge against the promised policies of America's president-elect, and the Americans who voted for him

The best way for President-elect Trump to view the Obama Administration's betrayal of Israel in the United Nations is as the starting bell for a campaign to defund the world body

Staggering extent of the radioactive debacle they are about to hand off to President-elect Donald Trump, under the heading of Obama’s legacy Iran nuclear deal

Secret CIA assessment says Russia was trying to help Trump win White House

if Trump manages to shrink the Obama state and drain the Washington swamp, especially if he does it bigly, that would be a huge leap in the direction of liberty and justice

It's a good bet that until Tuesday night, the Obama White House never expected any such imminent intrusion by the Trump team into its closets

Then we get a longtime socialist with a record of managerial incompetence, heading a multi-billion dollar, diplomatically immune, opaque, globe-girdling organization funded with billions of other people's money--what could go wrong?

he question is not only whether this $1.7 billion, including some $1.3 billion taken from the pockets of American taxpayers, ended up in the hands of terrorists, but did any of it go to nuclear-testing North Korea?

For such an emissary, no red carpet is needed. Of course he can exit from the back of his plane

Obama's choice of Midway as a poster atoll for his latest climate-change riff was not just a snub to the heroes of World War II or the freedom they fought for. It was a travesty

These payouts from the Judgment Fund were made within days of the announcement of the Iran settlement

It ought to be clear by now that "love," for all its virtues, is not enough to stop a terrorist driving a 21-ton truck

Mr. Khalilzad served on the diplomatic front lines of U.S. efforts to replace terror-spawning Islamic tyrannies with benign, democratic governments.

Pyongyang's behavior is unacceptable. What's also unacceptable is an American foreign policy that settles for slapping the label "unacceptable" on North Korea's nuclear and missile tests, while doing nothing that might actually stop the next one

While Obama is focused elsewhere, North Korea's nuclear attack capability, "specifically targeting the U.S. and its allies advances without pause." Who will stop it?

Today, the U.N. is increasingly becoming a clubhouse for a rising new axis of dictators. In its menu of privileges for member states, the U.N. does not distinguish between democracies and dictatorships

Isolation at the U.N. September 18, 2015
It’s also known as leadership.

There are surely dissertations to be written on the intricate differences between the North Korea Agreed Framework and the Iran nuclear deal now before Congress

When asked about allegations of Iran-North Korea nuclear ties, Obama administration officials either retreat behind the classified veil, or deflect the question

While the Iran-North Korea alliance is based primarily on weapons traffic, it is fortified by a shared hostility toward free societies, as epitomized by America

Iran has now out-pioneered even North Korea in the art of nuclear extortion. As Congress embarks on its 60-day review of the Iran deal, it would be wise to consider not only the implications for Iran and the Middle East, but for a world