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Trump Administration Jan 27, 2020 Snapshot

Trump’s Strikes Risk Upending Iraqi Politics

The U.S. drone strike that killed Qasem Soleimani in Baghdad has allowed Iraq's political elites to whip up anti-Americanism, to the detriment of anti-government...

Renad Mansour

Supporters of Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr attend an anti-American demonstration in Baghdad, Iraq, January 2020.

Venezuela Jan 27, 2020 Snapshot

Venezuela’s Problem Isn’t Socialism

The crisis in Venezuela is not simply a demonstration of the failures of socialism but a story of a once wealthy nation's slide into kleptocracy.

Moisés Naím and Francisco Toro

Leader of the opposition, Juan Guaidó, tries to get into the National Assembly in Caracas, Venezuela, January 2020

Finance Jan 24, 2020 Snapshot

The Twilight of America’s Financial Empire

Like ancient Athens, the United States risks using its financial power to alienate allies and precipitate its own downfall in the process.

Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman

The Federal Reserve building in Washington, Septemper 2019

Domestic Politics Jan 23, 2020 Snapshot

Israel’s Joint List Has a New Strategy

Odeh must unify his party and shore up its vision if he is to transform it from a party focused on protest to one that fights for influence.

Asad Ghanem

Odeh campaigns in Tira, Israel, September 2019

U.S. Foreign Policy Jan 22, 2020 Snapshot

The Cost of an Incoherent Foreign Policy

Trump’s Iran Imbroglio Undermines U.S. Priorities Everywhere Else

Brett McGurk

Presidential Impeachment Jan 21, 2020 Snapshot

The Imperial Presidency Is Alive and Well

Don’t Mistake Impeachment for a Congressional Effort to Claw Back Power

Sarah Binder, James Goldgeier, and Elizabeth N. Saunders

Business Jan 17, 2020 Snapshot

The Looming Tax War

Since the early twentieth century, countries have largely agreed on how to tax income earned in cross-border business. But this long-standing regime is coming apart,...

Itai Grinberg

An Amazon fulfillment center in Saran, France, June 2011.

Energy Jan 20, 2020 Snapshot

Striking Oil Ain’t What It Used to Be

Poor Countries Find Fossil Fuels Just as the Rich World Swears Them Off

Amy Myers Jaffe

Capitalism Jan 16, 2020 Snapshot

Capitalism Must Reform to Survive

The only way to save capitalism is to return to the stakeholder model we discovered, and then forgot, decades ago.

Klaus Schwab

The New York Stock Exchange, December 2018

Politics & Society Jan 17, 2020 Snapshot

Bashar al-Assad’s Hollow Victory

Assad’s victory will be a Pyrrhic one, leaving him burdened by war profiteers and subservient to external powers.

Lina Khatib

War & Military Strategy Jan 15, 2020 Snapshot

Syria’s Kurdish Forces Hold Back the Tides

The United States, Russia, and other outside actors all benefit from the stability that the Kurdish SDF brings to northeastern Syria, and they should take an interest...

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

SDF fighters in Deir Al Zor, Syria, March 2019

War & Military Strategy Jan 15, 2020 Snapshot

Ordinary Brother, Exceptional General

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has thrived on a bottom-up order that relies not on any central figure but on an abundance of close personal ties of trust....

Maryam Alemzadeh

A memorial to Soleimani in Tehran, Iran, January 2020

Iran Jan 14, 2020 Snapshot

Can Oman’s New Leader Uphold Sultan Qaboos’s Peaceful Legacy?

A Flagging Economy Threatens the Sultanate’s Role as a Trusted Mediator

Nikita Lalwani, Josh Rubin, and Sam Winter-Levy

Terrorism & Counterterrorism Jan 14, 2020 Snapshot

Hezbollah Has Prepared for This Moment for Decades

The full response to the U.S. strike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani will unfold in the coming months and years—and will likely feature Hezbollah in a...

Brian Katz

Hassan Nasrallah addresses his supporters during a funeral ceremony for Qasem Soleimani, Beirut, Lebanon, January 2020

Trade Jan 13, 2020 Snapshot

A Delicate Truce in the U.S.-Chinese Trade War

The tentative agreement reached in December doesn’t mark a major breakthrough in the ongoing trade war between the United States and China, nor does it come anywhere...

Weijian Shan

President Donald Trump during a roundtable with small business leaders at the White House, December 2019.

Terrorism & Counterterrorism Jan 16, 2020 Snapshot

China’s Rights Abuses in Xinjiang Could Provoke a Global Terrorist Backlash

The United States and its allies could show China a better way forward.

Mollie Saltskog and Colin P. Clarke

Ethnic Kazakhs hold up portraits of family members that have been detained in Xinjiang, Almaty, Kazakhstan, December 2018

Campaigns & Elections Jan 9, 2020 Snapshot

China Steps Up Its Information War in Taiwan

Ahead of Saturday's election, the Chinese government has undertaken a vast information influence campaign in Taiwan.

Rush Doshi

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen at a campaign rally in Taoyuan, Taiwan, January 2020

Strategy & Conflict Jan 9, 2020 Snapshot

Trump’s Napoleon Moment

Napoléon Bonaparte’s decision to assassinate the Duc d’Enghien in 1804 can reveal the costs and consequences of Trump’s order to assassinate Soleimani.

Robert Zaretsky

Trump at the White House in Washington, D.C., January 2020

Trump Administration Jan 10, 2020 Snapshot

The Dangerous Unraveling of the U.S.-Turkish Alliance

Allies for nearly seven decades, Turkey and the United States are now at loggerheads. Both the Trump administration and Congress can take important steps to prevent...

Philip H. Gordon and Amanda Sloat

resident Donald Trump and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey at the White House in Washington, DC, November 2019

U.S. Foreign Policy Jan 8, 2020 Snapshot

The New Anti-Americanism

Anti-Americanism has surged in much of the world since U.S. President Donald Trump took office—but not for the reasons one would expect.

Richard Wike

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Trump’s Strikes Risk Upending Iraqi Politics

Venezuela’s Problem Isn’t Socialism

The Twilight of America’s Financial Empire

Israel’s Joint List Has a New Strategy

The Cost of an Incoherent Foreign Policy

The Imperial Presidency Is Alive and Well

The Looming Tax War

Striking Oil Ain’t What It Used to Be

Capitalism Must Reform to Survive

Bashar al-Assad’s Hollow Victory

Syria’s Kurdish Forces Hold Back the Tides

Ordinary Brother, Exceptional General

Can Oman’s New Leader Uphold Sultan Qaboos’s Peaceful Legacy?

Hezbollah Has Prepared for This Moment for Decades

A Delicate Truce in the U.S.-Chinese Trade War

China’s Rights Abuses in Xinjiang Could Provoke a Global Terrorist Backlash

China Steps Up Its Information War in Taiwan

Trump’s Napoleon Moment

The Dangerous Unraveling of the U.S.-Turkish Alliance

The New Anti-Americanism

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