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There’s a near consensus today that U.S. foreign policy has entered a new era. But how to define and
With the fighting in Ukraine well into its second year, the question of the war’s endgame has become
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin loom over geopolitics in a way tha
Ukraine’s counteroffensive is shaping up to be the biggest military operation in Europe since World
After the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, Paul Kagame was widely seen as a hero—a rebel leader who came to
This week, a top Chinese envoy is traveling across Europe, making stops in Ukraine and Russia. Beiji
Russia’s war in Ukraine has drawn Western allies closer together, but it has not unified the world’s
As the Biden administration continues to provide massive amounts of military and economic support to
There seems to be an unstoppable march toward the automation of work, including the checkout at the
Even for an autocrat like Russian President Vladimir Putin, waging war depends on the acceptance—if
The 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq has prompted a wave of reflection on the war: how
American politics and foreign policy have become consumed with the challenge from China, and the fac
When Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his war in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, he thought h
There may be no better example of how domestic dysfunction can hobble global power than the United K
Last week, a Chinese surveillance balloon floating over the United States set off a political firest
To hear Western leaders tell it, the outcome of Russia’s war in Ukraine will determine whether the i
Russia’s mythmaking—about its place in the world and the role Ukraine plays in its history—has made
In recent years, many of the key assumptions and ideas that guided economic policy for decades have
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