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How the Iran war will transform America’s military role
The alliance has survived 80 years of disagreement—and it will survive again
The article explores the potential political and social landscape in Cuba following the end of the Castro era, examining challenges and opportunities for reform and engagement.
How Americans think about U.S. military interventions
The article explores China's distorted self-image and how it influences its domestic policies and international relations, leading to potential miscalculations on the global stage.
A risky quest for strategic autonomy in a war-torn Middle East
America’s empire of bases makes It easier to blunder Into war
The Pentagon needs both quantity and quality to win modern conflicts
The crisis between Washington and Europe may be a blessing in disguise
The stark choice between occupation and disarmament
How a remade Islamic Republic will reshape the Middle East
The article explores the persistent and unyielding nature of Russia's military campaign, analyzing the factors contributing to its ongoing conflict and the implications for global stability.