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Good Strategy Requires Policymakers to Up Their Game

As someone who teaches military officers and national security professionals, both at the U.S. Naval War College and at Harvard Extension, I...

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Nikolas K. Gvosdev

The Pretend Phase of Cold War II Is Over

Great power competition is old hat. Systemic rivals are already passe. The Second Cold War has started. China and Russia started it. It is past...

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Dan Negrea

Meet the U.S.-Funded Force Behind Lebanon’s Refugee Crackdown

Last month, Lebanese authorities began a new campaign of harassment against Syrian refugees, and the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), the recipient of...

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Natalie Ecanow

America Cannot Compete with Russia and China for the Entirety of the Global South

As Joe Biden concluded his attendance at the Group of 7, or G7, meeting in Hiroshima, at which his administration orchestrated the group’s...

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Suzanne Loftus

To Compete with China, Promote Internet Freedom from Space

In June 2020, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) formally designated Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturers Huawei and ZTE as...

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Luke Hogg

A Perilous Equation: Khamenei’s Nuclear Ambitions and Washington’s Inaction

At a closed-door Iran briefing in May, Biden administration officials reported to the U.S. Senate on the rapid advance of Tehran’s nuclear...

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Saeed Ghasseminejad

Japan and the United Kingdom Are Preparing for Great Power Competition

Since the beginning of the 2010s, the United Kingdom has developed its Indo-Pacific policy in pursuit of economic opportunities and expanding its...

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Shingo Nagata

Why Small Modular Reactors Herald a Nuclear Energy Renaissance

The modern world faces a conundrum: how can policymakers and nations meet rising energy demand while simultaneously protecting the environment from...

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Todd Royal

The National Bloc: Lebanon Needs a State Monopoly on Defense

Hezbollah’s recent military exercise in the south provoked criticism and condemnation from opposition forces including the National Bloc. Michel...

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Adnan Nasser

It’s Time for the United States to Adopt a New Strategy to Combat Ransomware

Offensive cyber operations have become an increasingly large part of doctrine among Five Eyes members in recent years, as states have grappled with...

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Kyle Fendorf

The Biden Administration’s Hypocritical Treatment of El Salvador And The Dominican Republic

Since Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele began his crackdown on violent street gangs, the Biden administration, international media, and NGOs have...

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John Bugnacki

Behind the Biden Administration’s Hypocritical Treatment of El Salvador And The Dominican Republic

Since Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele began his crackdown on violent street gangs, the Biden administration, international media, and NGOs have...

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John Bugnacki

Childcare Has No Place in the CHIPS Act

Our children are our future, but the demands of work mean that we can’t attend to them all the time. Because of this, an estimated 15.7 million...

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Benedicta Kwarteng

Can China Escape the Malacca Dilemma?

Despite China’s growing assertiveness in the competition for marine resources, Beijing has openly discussed its vulnerabilities in the Strait of...

30.05.2023 3

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Ho Ting Hung

Will King Dollar Survive America’s Debt Ceiling Crisis?

Another debt ceiling crisis is here, complete with partisan finger-wagging and handwringing newscasters. If Democrats and Republicans cannot...

29.05.2023 3

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Scott B. Macdonald

Why Did Erdogan Win?

Kemal Kilicdaroglu’s loss against incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan should be seen as a loss not only for the people of Turkey but for...

29.05.2023 3

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Sinan Ciddi

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