Paul D. Miller

Contributing Writer

Paul D. Miller is a contributing writer at The Dispatch and professor of the practice of international affairs at Georgetown University.

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General

Stop Calling It a Riot

Paul D. Miller / January 4, 2022

General

Julian Assange’s Comeuppance

Paul D. Miller / December 21, 2021

World Events

Should the United States Fight World War III for Ukraine?

Paul D. Miller / December 10, 2021

Policy

Why the Summit of Democracy Is Not Enough

Paul D. Miller / December 8, 2021

Policy

We Are Less Educated Than We Think

Paul D. Miller / November 18, 2021

Policy

Is It Time to Fight?

Paul D. Miller / November 5, 2021

Policy

The Fall of Kabul and the Decline of World Order

Paul D. Miller / August 19, 2021

Policy

Afghanistan Didn’t Have to End This Way

Paul D. Miller / August 13, 2021

Policy

The 20 Years’ War: America in Afghanistan

Paul D. Miller / July 12, 2021

Politics

American Democracy Did Not Survive Intact

Paul D. Miller / February 10, 2021

Politics

We Knew

Paul D. Miller / January 14, 2021

Politics

Trump Made People Feel Brave Again

Paul D. Miller / November 19, 2020

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Dispatch Faith

Is MAGA Christianity True Christianity?

Michael Reneau & Paul D. Miller / October 12, 2025

Photo illustration by Noah Hickey. (Photo by BENJAMIN HANSON/Middle East Images/AFP/Getty Images)

Politics

Je Suis Charlie

Paul D. Miller / September 13, 2025

Yosihinobu Yamamoto of the Los Angeles Dodgers watches the flight of a home run ball hit by Jackson Holliday of the Baltimore Orioles during the ninth inning of an interleague game at Oriole Park on September 6, 2025, in Baltimore. The Orioles beat the Dodgers, 4-3. (Photo by Diamond Images via Getty Images)

Society & Culture

From No-No to ‘Oh, No’

Paul D. Miller / September 10, 2025

World Events

White Hats and Black Hats in the Middle East

Paul D. Miller / August 28, 2025

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