If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle. — Sun Tzu ...

In Richard Heydarian’s column, (see the ”The age of the unthinkable,” 6/17/25), the author has clearly recognized and analyzed the unthinkable situation in the Philippines and worldwide. In ...

As long as Iran’s leader Ali Khamenei is offered an off-ramp, he will be reluctant to give up on his life’s work – the regime ...

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Dear Editor: Sun Tzu wrote in “The Art of War”: “Know your enemy…”. The Arizona Daily Star is not my enemy, I subscribe to understand what a left-leaning/liberal point of view is.

Here Sun Tzu extols the virtue of creating alliances to fight a common enemy. Or what comedian George Carlin once advised when he said, “If you cannot beat them, organise for them to be beaten.” ...

Sun Tzu wrote in The Art of War that if you “know the enemy and know yourself, and in a hundred battles you will never be in peril”. For those unfamiliar with Sun Tzu, he was a Chinese general ...

Famously, it says that one should know oneself and one’s enemy, by implication also foreseeing the outcome of all military exchanges. The text thus falls into the category of those, like Christine de ...