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What If We Talked About Foreign Policy?

Presidential campaigns are rarely won or lost on foreign policy. In the last 50 years, probably only two—Ronald Reagan’s 1980

Evidence abounds that the international order created by the victors of World War II is under assault. Current leaders seem

Rodrigo Duterte, Scorned Abroad, Remains Popular in the Philippines | The New York Times If Duterte Kicks Out U.S. Special

The fuel for a nuclear bomb is in the hands of an unknown black marketeer from Russia, U.S. officials say

Russian Ships Near Data Cables Are Too Close for U.S. Comfort | New York Times Intelligence Community Assessment: Global Food

U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter stirred reaction in Baghdad and Washington this weekend when, in an appearance on CNN, he

Cheap Fish, Slavery, and Supply Chains Era of cheap fish is over, says expert, as industry forced to tackle slavery

Global Warming and Specific Weather Events Scientists Trace Extreme Heat in Australia to Climate Change | The New York Times

Earlier this month, Toshi Yoshihara, Ph.D., of the U.S. Naval War College discussed China’s capabilities and intentions and the challenge