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How America contained—but didn’t end—the terrorist threat
A confident Beijing and a pragmatic Washington can get along
The article explores strategies to prevent future famines by addressing systemic issues in food distribution, climate change, and global cooperation to ensure food security for vulnerable populations.
The article explores strategic approaches Taiwan can adopt to enhance its defense capabilities and deter aggression from China, emphasizing the importance of international support and military readiness.
The article explores the diminishing concept of American sanctuary, examining how changing policies and societal attitudes are reshaping the landscape for marginalized communities in the U.S.
The article argues that maintaining a stalemate with Iran could be a strategic approach, balancing regional stability while avoiding escalation and fostering diplomatic engagement.
The article explores the potential consequences of escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada, highlighting economic impacts and the importance of maintaining strong bilateral relations.
The article explores whether Israel can break free from its cycle of prolonged conflicts and find a sustainable path to peace, examining historical, political, and social factors at play.
The article explores global perceptions of China, examining how its political, economic, and cultural influence shapes international attitudes and relationships with other nations.
The article explores the escalating tensions in outer space, highlighting the potential for conflict as nations compete for dominance and resources beyond Earth, raising urgent security concerns.
Spy hunting shores up Putin’s power—but paralyzes the state