25 Years After 9/11, What Are We Failing to Imagine Now?
The counterterrorism community struggles with how technology might be applied to novel use cases.
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Milei Renews Argentina’s Falklands Push
Buenos Aires is taking advantage of fraying ties between the United States and Britain.
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What Was the War on Terror?
A defining period in U.S. foreign policy has ended, but it remains misunderstood.
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The Conservative Case for International Law
Why the U.S. right should rediscover the virtues of a global legal order.
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The Novel Imagining Life After a Second Civil War
Emily St. John Mandel explores what follows U.S. collapse, plus more fiction in September.
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What 6 Different Versions of This Sex Comedy Say About the Countries That Made Them
Trust the French to add a wild twist.
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Why the United States Should Recognize Somaliland
U.S. allies won’t love it, but American interests come first.
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Soccer’s Favorite Strongman
José Mourinho’s lessons on how to influence people (and not win friends).
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Venezuelans Aren’t Happy With the U.S. Oil Deal
Critics have decried the opaque agreement as oligarchic and colonialist.
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Peace in Sudan Can Only Flower After a Weapons Embargo
The case for the White House’s Security Council resolution on Sudan, made by two senior administration officials.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln Is a Troubling Metaphor
Like the Iran war itself, the carrier’s deployment lasted far longer than Trump expected or planned.
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A Gold Rush in Venezuela?
The curious case of a job posting and how global firms are tentatively exploring Trump’s call to pursue mining…
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The Fallout of Russia’s Failed Drone Attack on Germany
European nations join Berlin in punishing Moscow for an alleged unsuccessful attack on Leipzig airport.
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China Isn’t Scared of Trump’s Squeeze on Iran
Beijing has plenty of leverage to deter Washington.
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Turkey’s Kurdish Peace Process Is Not About Erdogan
The government’s negotiations with the PKK will succeed because they are driven by geopolitical threats rather than…
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Would Another War Help Netanyahu Win Reelection?
Some Israelis worry that he might manufacture a security crisis ahead of the vote.
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Ukraine’s Mood Swing
Public sentiment is turning against Zelensky amid corruption concerns and weariness with his rule.
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Iran Accuses U.S. Military of a War Crime
Renewed fighting has taken a deadly turn after a month without major military action.
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Nepal’s Disaster Demands a Regional Response
The glacier collapse and floods that followed show why neighboring states must cooperate to reduce future threats.
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How U.S. Allies Can Resist Washington’s Bullying
The attack on the ICC offers a chance for solidarity on shared values.
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Rivals Circle an Out-of-Touch Prabowo
The emergence of pro-presidential thugs on the streets of Jakarta is a sign of the times.
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Is BRICS Losing Its Mojo?
Security matters have rocked the boat, but here’s how to steady it.
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Nepal’s Deadly Floods Put China and India on Edge
Geopolitical conflict will only get worse with climate change.
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Moscow’s Moment of Global Summitry
The war in Ukraine may rage on, but Russia remains far from an international pariah.
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Trump’s Venezuela Oil Deal Is a Farce
There aren’t 65 billion barrels, they won’t be lowering gas prices, and they won’t refill the SPR.
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Nepal Pays the Price for Climate Change
Melting glaciers and devastating floods are hitting the Himalayas.
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Cognitive Dissonance Dominates Hormuz
Ships can’t navigate a reality that exists only in Trump’s head.
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Welcome to the New Defense-Dominant World
As military power proves less effective, an old IR theory is making a comeback.
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The U.N.’s Next Leader Will Be Either a Secretary or a General
The race to succeed António Guterres has started—and four very different candidates are in the running.
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The Free Speech Ideologue Taking on Europe
Sarah Rogers’s combative online persona has earned her a reputation. But the State Department official is more…
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Beijing and Washington Can Build AI Safety Despite Mutual Distrust
Practical cooperation should exist alongside competition.
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U.S.-Iran Fighting Reignites
A U.S. attack on Larak Island paves the way for renewed heavy warfare.
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Jordan Sees Bigger Threat From Israel Than Iran
For Amman, Israeli annexation of the West Bank looms as an existential risk.
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It’s Time to Rein in Trump’s ‘Wars on Terror’
Congress must act to address new and old executive abuses.
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China Is Trying to Make AI Work for Health Care
A state-backed push is raising the question: Who pays?
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Trump Has Peaked
The U.S. president will remain disruptive on the global stage, but he is losing his coercive powers.
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