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Foreign Affairs
Council on Foreign Relations journal
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How Does the World Really View China?
The trouble with overestimating Beijing’s soft power.
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The Real Risk of a Trade War With Canada
America needs its neighbors to counter China.
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The Price of Russian Paranoia
Spy hunting shores up Putin’s power—but paralyzes the state.
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America Doesn’t Need More Nuclear Weapons
Expanding the stockpile could weaken deterrence.
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The Future of Ukraine’s Drone Democracy
Transforming the military has changed the war—and upended politics.
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The New Right’s Grand Strategy After Trump
Civilizationism would upend America’s role in the world.
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Maximum Pressure on Iran Will Fail
Trump's war has brought American strategy to a dead end.
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The End of Thailand’s Long Stalemate?
Conservatives finally won and took over the state.
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How AI Could Hollow Out the U.S. Military
The best soldiers know how to think for themselves.
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How China Found Its Most Potent Weapon
The real history of Beijing’s rare-earth dominance.
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“The Strategy of Terrorism”
A quarter century before 9/11, an upsurge in global terrorism prompted the historian David Fromkin to examine its…
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America’s Missing Military Revolution
Why Washington still risks losing the tech race.
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Africa Can’t Afford to Squander Its Demographic Opportunity
What the youngest continent stands to gain from growing old.
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The Cost of Keeping China Out
How Washington’s fear of Chinese investment hurts American competitiveness.
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Standing With Afghan Women
How to support the movement resisting the Taliban’s extremism.
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How to Broker Peace in Ukraine
Decades of hard-won mediation experience point the way.
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