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America’s Foreign Policy Inertia
Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden each attempted to steer U.S. foreign policy in new directions but met resistance from ...
Foreign Affairs14h
Iran’s Nuclear Tipping Point
But these experts must not write off the potential for Iran to acquire a nuclear arsenal. The country’s growing vulnerability ...
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To Break the Kremlin’s War Machine, the West Must Exploit the Grievances and Fears of Ordinary Russians
Since the war began, Putin has allowed many major pillars of the Russian state—the army, Federal Security Service, ...
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The Brewing War With Israel Is Boosting Iran’s Young Hard-Liners
He could have used his network of proxies to launch an indirect attack against Israel or set off a wave of regional terrorism ...
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The Peril of American Neglect in the Pacific
KATHRYN PAIK is Senior Fellow with the Australia Chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and previously ...
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A Containment Strategy for Venezuela
BERG is Director of the Americas Program and Head of the Future of Venezuela Initiative at the Center for Strategic and ...
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The Myth That Foreign Policy Doesn’t Matter in Presidential Elections
Yet history shows that foreign policy is far from irrelevant to presidential campaigns. Even if voters attach limited ...
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Managing Risk in the Face of Escalation
In the wake of these provocations, analysts fret about the heightened risk of military accidents and strategic misperceptions ...
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How America Can Regain Its Edge in Great-Power Competition
Great-power competition goes beyond a military contest. It is unfolding across geographies, as seen in China’s increasing ...