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Media Oct 18, 2019 Snapshot

The United States Made Information Free and Foreign Manipulation Possible

Washington has for several decades promoted an antiregulatory vision of information freedom that now allows foreign pressure groups to manipulate what audiences in the...

Diana Lemberg

U.S. Foreign Policy Oct 18, 2019 Snapshot

Iran, the Unitary State

When it comes to dealing with the United States and setting foreign policy, Iran's internal factions put aside their differences and form a united front.

Afshon Ostovar and Ariane M. Tabatabai

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei meeting with military commanders in Tehran, Iran in February 2017

Europe Oct 17, 2019 Snapshot

Are Populists Unusually Prone to Political Blunders?

In the DNA of Far-Right Demagogues Is a Blueprint for Their Demise

Lukas Kaelin and Benjamin Kaelin

Middle East Oct 16, 2019 Snapshot

ISIS Is Already Rising From the Ashes

Turkey’s Invasion of Syria Will Fuel a Jihadi Resurgence

Brian Katz and Michael Carpenter

kurd Oct 16, 2019 Snapshot

Dashing Kurdish Hopes Will Not Bring Erdogan Peace

What was recently Kurdish territory will likely be divided between Ankara and Damascus, an outcome that marks the end of the dream of Kurdish autonomy, at least for...

Henri J. Barkey

Kurds protesting the Turkish offensive, Erbil, Iraq, October 2019

Diplomacy Oct 14, 2019 Snapshot

The Demolition of U.S. Diplomacy

Not Since Joe McCarthy Has the State Department Suffered Such a Devastating Blow

William J. Burns

Ukraine Oct 14, 2019 Snapshot

Welcome to the U.S. Future—It Looks a Lot Like the Ukrainian Past

Trump’s Shakedown Makes Washington Just Another Racket

Maksym Eristavi

U.S. Foreign Policy Oct 11, 2019 Snapshot

Peace Is Slipping Away in Colombia

The United States should step up its financial and political support for the full implementation of Colombia's 2016 peace deal.

Paul J. Angelo

A Colombian flag next to the FARC Political party flag at a reintegration camp in Pondores, Colombia, August 2019

United Nations Oct 10, 2019 Snapshot

The End of Asylum

If there were a theme song to 2019, it would be a dirge for the end of asylum.

Nanjala Nyabola

Trump Administration Oct 9, 2019 Snapshot

Turkey’s Endgame in Syria

Turkey’s strategy is more than an exercise in geopolitics—for Erdogan, it touches on his very political survival.

Gonul Tol

A Turkish military convoy near the Turkish-Syrian border, October 2019

Trump Administration Oct 9, 2019 Snapshot

The Not So Special Relationship

When it needs a strong, reliable relationship with the United States more than ever, the United Kingdom looks across the pond with doubt and uncertainty. Even those...

Steve Bloomfield

U.S. President Donald Trump and Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May in London in June 2019

Campaign 2020 Oct 8, 2019 Snapshot

Reclaiming Republican Foreign Policy

Former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld on why he is challenging Trump for the Republican nomination for president.

Bill Weld

Democratization Oct 4, 2019 Snapshot

Without Democracy, China Will Rise No Farther

The longer China’s mismatch between democratic society and undemocratic polity lasts, the more difficult it will be to maintain social stability and political...

Jiwei Ci

A Hong Kong protester steps on images of Xi Jinping, October 2019

Trump Administration Oct 3, 2019 Snapshot

The Usurpation of U.S. Foreign Policy

Much has been made of Trump’s abuses of presidential power, but the call was also an abuse of American power.

Mira Rapp-Hooper

Trump at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, September 2019

Political Philosophy Oct 4, 2019 Snapshot

An Odyssey Through the Post-Fact World

Each generation gets the Odysseus it deserves, and an Odysseus who deceives, dissembles, and defrauds is the one best suited to our post-truth, post-fact, and post...

Robert Zaretsky

Mosaic depicting Odysseus and the sirens

China Oct 1, 2019 Snapshot

China’s Neo-Maoist Moment

How Xi Jinping Is Using China’s Past to Accomplish What His Predecessors Could Not

Elizabeth Economy

Ideology Oct 1, 2019 Snapshot

Putin Welcomes Stalin Back to the Pantheon

Russian national pride remains fixed within a Soviet matrix.

Andrei Kolesnikov

Russian artist Vasily Slonov poses with works from his project "History of Russia, 20th century - from Lenin to Putin," September 2013

Trump Administration Sep 30, 2019 Snapshot

The Long Game in Iraq

Iran knows how to play the long game in Iraq. To be successful, the United States must learn to play it, too.

Robert S. Ford and Randa Slim

Shiite militiamen south of Baghdad, July 2014

China Sep 30, 2019 Snapshot

How China Sees the Hong Kong Crisis

Beijing won't invade Hong Kong to quash the protests. It will just sit them out.

Andrew J. Nathan

Strategy & Conflict Sep 27, 2019 Snapshot

Peace Is a Losing Strategy in Mozambique

While August Peace Accords in Mozambique appear to promise an end to the country’s recurring civil war, the country's October elections threaten a return to conflict...

Corinna Jentzsch

Women in front of election posters for Mozambique's ruling party, Frelimo, in Maputo August 2019.

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The United States Made Information Free and Foreign Manipulation Possible

Iran, the Unitary State

Are Populists Unusually Prone to Political Blunders?

ISIS Is Already Rising From the Ashes

Dashing Kurdish Hopes Will Not Bring Erdogan Peace

The Demolition of U.S. Diplomacy

Welcome to the U.S. Future—It Looks a Lot Like the Ukrainian Past

Peace Is Slipping Away in Colombia

The End of Asylum

Turkey’s Endgame in Syria

The Not So Special Relationship

Reclaiming Republican Foreign Policy

Without Democracy, China Will Rise No Farther

The Usurpation of U.S. Foreign Policy

An Odyssey Through the Post-Fact World

China’s Neo-Maoist Moment

Putin Welcomes Stalin Back to the Pantheon

The Long Game in Iraq

How China Sees the Hong Kong Crisis

Peace Is a Losing Strategy in Mozambique

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