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Will 2022 Bring More War and Chaos?

Emma Ashford and Matthew Kroenig Published 18 December 2021

Also, I think we can write whatever we want this week; I heard our editor is sick with COVID-19 like everyone in London. [Ahem. Still here.…

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Biden Is Back, But America Isn’t

Carl Bildt Published 14 July 2021

China's leaders clearly understand the critical importance of trade linkages to their country's global clout. Unfortunately, US President Joe Biden's administration needs to relearn that lesson.…

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America’s Immigration Calculus

Koichi Hamada Published 7 May 2021

For both historic and economic reasons, the United States should continue to rely on immigration. But there is always political pressure to restrict it in order…

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Biden’s First Hundred Days

Richard N. Haass Published 2 May 2021

Former President Donald Trump's attacks on free trade and immigration, narrow “America First” view of the world, and bias toward retrenchment have become part of the…

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The Republicans’ Deep Dive Into Nativism

Glenn C. Altschuler Published 25 April 2021

In an op-ed timed to coincide with the publication of “Out of Many, One,” a collection of paintings and stories about 43 people who enriched their…

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Defining US Success After 20 Years in Afghanistan

Luke Coffey Published 17 April 2021

President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that the US would begin the final withdrawal of all its forces from Afghanistan on May 1. This will bring…

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Why America Can’t End Its ‘Forever Wars’

William M. Arkin Published 15 April 2021

Apeace agreement with the Taliban and a May 1 deadline for American withdrawal of troops. A new pledge by President Biden to end the war. A…

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Biden and Human Rights

Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Published 7 April 2021

The goals that US presidents have sought over the years do not reflect a pursuit of justice at the international level similar to what they aspired…