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Washington and Beijing can still stabilize and normalize the U.S.-Chinese relationship—and the best place to start is with “the long-simmering issue of Taiwan,” write David Lampton and Wang Jisi. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…
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The optics of the war in Iran do not work in Washington’s favor, writes @domtierney. “That is because the American way of war does not reward mere tactical dominance. Instead, Americans believe that winning requires decisive success.” foreignaffairs.com/iran/iran-war-…
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By working with ASEAN, the United States and China can channel their rivalry “into existing multilateral institutions that have a track record of effectively facilitating dialogue and lowering the odds of conflict,” write Kai He and Huiyun Feng. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…
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In our May/June issue, find Robert Lighthizer on the case for a new international trade regime, Suzanne Maloney on what Iran might look like after the war, Javier Corrales on how Venezuela can return to democracy, and more. foreignaffairs.com/issues/2026/10…
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Iran “is much better positioned to seize the narrative” than the United States, writes @domtierney. “As a weak power fighting a war it did not begin, it can claim that survival is victory, even amid massive military losses.” foreignaffairs.com/iran/iran-war-…
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