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The World After the Cold War | Foreign Affairs
WEBAug 14, 2022 · Dealing with the fallout of the Cold War would prove a “truly daunting” task, Zbigniew Brzezinski warned in a 1992 essay. The West may have secured a decisive victory with the crumbling of the Soviet Union, but the United States and its partners would need to display “a longer-range geopolitical vision” to secure a lasting peace.
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The United States of Sanctions - Foreign Affairs
WEBAug 24, 2021 · During President Barack Obama’s first term, the United States designated an average of 500 entities for sanctions per year for reasons ranging from human rights abuses to nuclear proliferation to violations of territorial sovereignty. That figure nearly doubled over the course of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Jake Sullivan: The Sources of American Power - Foreign Affairs
WEBOct 24, 2023 · A Foreign Policy for a Changed World. Nothing in world politics is inevitable. The underlying elements of national power, such as demography, geography, and natural resources, matter, but history shows that these are not enough to determine which countries will shape the future. It is the strategic decisions countries make that matter most ...
Election Interference Demands a Collective Defense
WEBAug 7, 2023 · By Richard Fontaine. As campaign season heats up ahead of the 2024 U.S. election, so does the potential for foreign political interference. Russia and China both pair a willingness to do harm with sophisticated cyber capabilities. Iran has its own track record of meddling in American politics, and it, too, may be tempted to interfere.
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