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Managing Risk in the Face of Escalation
In the wake of these provocations, analysts fret about the heightened risk of military accidents and strategic misperceptions ...
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The Myth That Foreign Policy Doesn’t Matter in Presidential Elections
Yet history shows that foreign policy is far from irrelevant to presidential campaigns. Even if voters attach limited ...
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The Next President and the Tradeoffs in U.S. Economic Policy
In April 2023, U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan delivered a critique of the neoliberal consensus that had served ...
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The World Is Abandoning the WTO
But over the last 15 years, WTO negotiations have frequently resulted in stalemate, evident most notably in the failed Doha ...
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China Is Ready for War
Indeed, China is rapidly developing and producing weapons systems designed to deter the United States and, if deterrence ...
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What Israel Has Lost
But if Israel had wanted to frame its war against Hamas in those terms, its government should have contended with an ...
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Israel’s Paradox of Defeat
The overhaul’s main architect, Justice Minister Yariv Levin, all but disappeared, presumably eaten up by remorse for his ...
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Where Will Israel’s Multifront War End?
It steadily degraded Hezbollah and Iran, judging that although both would maintain low-level conflict, neither wanted a ...
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The Middle East on Fire
MONA YACOUBIAN is Vice President of the Middle East and North Africa Center at the United States Institute of Peace. This ...