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The United States’ fears of its own decline are exaggerated, writes Fareed Zakaria. But if Washington continues to adopt a defensive posture, America’s retreat from its leading role in global affairs will lead both the country and the world astray.
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“Generative AI in the hands of U.S. adversaries could threaten each part of the American electoral process, including the registration of voters, the casting of votes, and the reporting of results,” warn Jen Easterly🛡️, Scott Schwab, and Cait Conley.
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If the United States stops providing aid to Ukraine in the name of safeguarding resources for Taiwan, Washington will degrade its own reputation for resolve—and weaken deterrence in the long run, argues Michael Poznansky.
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Read Peter Harrell on how Washington can use new tariffs, technology policies, and regulatory tools to curb Beijing’s global influence—and ensure that the West maintains its edge in sensitive technologies.
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“Gaza must be governed, and the Palestinian Authority is the least-bad choice for the job,” argues Daniel Byman.
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Deterrence is shaped by credibility—the credibility that one has the will to act and the credibility that one can actually do so, writes Michael Poznansky. How would abandoning Ukraine affect the United States’ reputation for resolve?
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.Peter Harrell discusses how the United States’ economic statecraft toward China has evolved over the last five decades—and how Washington can maintain its economic leadership and avoid catastrophic outcomes as competition with Beijing intensifies.
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