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Trump Administration

The Allies Are Alright

The Party Is the Problem

Deplatformed But Not Defanged

What the New China Focus Gets Wrong

The Imperial Presidency’s Enablers

The Age of America First

Why Conservatives Turned on the U.S. Military

How America Should Deal With the Taliban

Strategies of Restraint

Why the Taliban Won

We All Lost Afghanistan

The Limits of Cyberoffense

China’s Sputnik Moment?

The Age of Zombie Democracies

The Real Vaccine Procurement Problem

The World Hasn’t Given Up on America

Unalloyed Failure

The Illiberal Tide

The Dilemma of Iran’s Resistance Economy

How to Craft a Durable China Strategy

America’s Indo-Pacific Folly

“Maximum Pressure” Hardened Iran Against Compromise

Colossus Constrained

Russia Will Never See the United States the Same Way Again

A Superpower, Like It or Not

Decline and Fall

The Fractured Power

Has Trump Permanently Altered U.S. Foreign Policy?

Present at the Re-creation?

Against Great Power Competition

Accomplice to Carnage

A Return to Détente With Cuba

Gone But Not Forgotten

Iran Wants the Nuclear Deal It Made

To Build Back Better, Biden Needs to Fix Trade

The Last Chance for American Internationalism

America Needs a Democracy Summit More Than Ever

Biden Doesn’t Need a New Middle East Policy

How U.S. Pandemic Restrictions Became a Constitutional Battlefield

The U.S. Can’t Check China Alone

Trump’s World

Defense In Depth

China and Russia Have Iran’s Back

Trump Drove Latin America Into China’s Arms

America’s Treacherous Transition

Biden Can Make an Ally of India

Repairing the World

How to Bring American Diplomacy Back From the Brink

The End of American Power

U.S. Foreign Policy Never Recovered From the War on Terror

The Post-American Order

How China Threatens American Democracy

No Matter Who Is U.S. President, Iran Will Drive a Harder Bargain Than Before

Sleepwalking Into World War III

The 2020 Election May Be the Most Secure in U.S. History

Two Books on the Republican Party

China Thinks America Is Losing

Re-engaging the Middle East: A New Vision for U.S. Policy

U.S. Africa Policy Needs a Reset

A National Security Reckoning

A Bipartisan Foreign Policy Is Still Possible

The Untapped Power of Trump’s Leverage

On Iran, the Next Administration Must Break With the Past

A Foreign Policy for the Day After Trump

The United States Can’t Quit on the UN

The Endless Fantasy of American Power

The Death Penalty Isolates America

America Needs to Lock Down Again

The Only Way Out of the Middle East Is Through It

Trump’s Accidental Diplomacy in the Middle East

The Pointless Cruelty of Trump’s New Syria Sanctions

Conflict With Small Powers Derails U.S. Foreign Policy

League of Nationalists

The Hacker and the State: Cyber Attacks and the New Normal of Geopolitics

Trump and Us: What He Says and Why People Listen

The Democratic Renewal

An Answer to Aggression

Disunited Nations: The Scramble for Power in an Ungoverned World

Stars With Stripes: The Essential Partnership Between the European Union and the United States

U.S. Policy Toward Africa: Eight Decades of Realpolitik

Xi Jinping Is Not Stalin

The Fragile Republic

There Is No Russian Plot Against America

How Satellites Can Save Arms Control

To Counter China, Look to Canada and Mexico

The Tragedy of Vaccine Nationalism

A Foreign Policy for the Post-Pandemic World

The Age of Strategic Instability

Trump’s Trade Policy Is Making America Stronger

Congress Must Protect America’s Treaties

China Is Done Biding Its Time

There Is Little Dignity in Trump’s Trade Policy

Is Taiwan the Next Hong Kong?

What Iran Wants in Afghanistan

The Unraveling of the U.S.-South Korean Alliance

What Annexation Would Really Mean for Middle East Peace

How to Compensate the Pandemic’s Victims

When the Trump Administration Ends

A New Civil Rights Movement Is a Foreign Policy Win

How Hegemony Ends

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