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Read Now Spotlight: America and China Trump and Xi Can’t Stop the U.S.-China Spiral The Delusions of Summitry and the Limits of Personalist DiplomacyOrville Schell The Emerging U.S.-China Détente A Confident Beijing and a Pragmatic Washington Can Get AlongDa Wei How China Wins the Future Beijing’s Strategy to Seize the New Frontiers of PowerElizabeth Economy The False Promise of U.S.-China Stability Washington Will Come to Regret Its Stalemate With BeijingJonathan A. Czin Underestimating China Why America Needs a New Strategy of Allied Scale to Offset Beijing’s Enduring AdvantagesKurt M. Campbell and Rush Doshi Europe’s Hidden Trade Advantage Slow and Steady Wins the Negotiation Jonas Nahm Iran’s Second Front The Houthis’ Bold Advance Has Transformed the Middle East’s WarsApril Longley Alley and Allison Minor The Other War on Terror 9/11 and the Unraveling of American DemocracyDaniel Benjamin and Steven N. Simon The Coming Risks to Russian Power Can Moscow Adjust Its Foreign Policy for a Changing World?Andrey Kortunov How to Understand the New Age of War A Conversation With Lawrence D. Freedman Play audio of the episode Listen to the Episode 61 mins Follow the Podcast The Case for Letting China In American Businesses Need More Foreign Capital and Know-HowBrian Deese How al-Qaeda Ended Terrorists Sometimes Defeat ThemselvesAudrey Kurth Cronin The Right Way to Sanction Russia How Europe Can Disrupt Moscow’s Oil WindfallRobin Brooks and Ben Harris Why America Can’t Strangle Iran The Sources of Tehran’s Economic ResilienceEsfandyar Batmanghelidj Book Reviews The Myth of Eurasia Why Russia Can’t Shed Its Imperial Delusions Reviewed by Ayşe Zarakol Continue reading Project Maven: A Marine Colonel, His Team, and the Dawn of AI Warfare By Katrina Manson Lawrence D. Freedman The Doom Loop: Why the World Economic Order Is Spiraling Into Disorder By Eswar S. 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Miller, Eric Edelman, and Walter B. Slocombe The Cost of the AGI Delusion By Chasing Superintelligence, America Is Falling Behind in the Real AI RaceMichael C. Horowitz and Lauren Kahn AI and the New Age of Bioweapons Preparing for a World of Synthetic PathogensElizabeth Sherwood-Randall The End of American Sanctuary New Threats Demand a New Homeland DefenseSeth G. Jones The Case for a Stalemate With Iran America Can Win If It Stays the CourseJames F. Jeffrey Can Israel End Its Forever Wars? The Netanyahu Doctrine Could Outlast Netanyahu Amos Harel How Does the World Really View China? The Trouble With Overestimating Beijing’s Soft PowerAdam Y. Liu Editor’s Pick The Abandoned Order Learning to Live in a Post-American World Mark Leonard The Real Risk of a Trade War With Canada America Needs Its Neighbors to Counter ChinaChad P. 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