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How Trump’s vision echoes America’s traditional approach
How private security contractors can help stabilize Gaza
How a convergence of factors could tempt Beijing to act
Elite fracture will come gradually and then suddenly
To broker peace, America should draw on its past successes in the Middle East
What history reveals about authoritarianism’s animating force
With its allies, Seoul has enough leverage to push back
A stablecoin could preserve dollar dominance—or shatter it
The unconstrained presidency and the end of American primacy
The article explores strategies for countering Russia's covert operations and influence campaigns, emphasizing the need for a robust response to safeguard democratic values and international stability.
The article explores strategies for the U.S. to effectively counter China's influence and manipulation in global affairs, emphasizing the need for a cohesive and proactive approach.
What history teaches about when and how to pursue it