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ID:
173658
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The problem of macroeconomic adjustment requires a political solution agreed at the European level and then sold back to national electorates
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ID:
173661
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The relationship between nuclear deterrence and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is, and always has been, symbiotic.
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ID:
173656
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The BRI poses no real threat to the United States’ geopolitical position, and may indirectly enhance US diplomatic options.
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ID:
173664
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As James Mann makes clear in his engaging dual biography, the world views and weaknesses of Colin Powell and Dick Cheney eventually undermined not just their relationship, but also American foreign relations.
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ID:
173655
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It is incredible for John Bolton to say, in The Room Where It Happened, that avoiding a conflict with Iran was ‘irrational’.
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ID:
173653
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ID:
173654
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The US military’s rebuke of Donald Trump’s attempt to militarise domestic law enforcement was perhaps the most important episode in US civil–military relations since Harry Truman fired Douglas MacArthur in 1951.
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ID:
173665
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Carrie Gibson’s El Norte vividly demonstrates that the United States would not be what it is today without strong, deep and underappreciated Hispanic influences.
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ID:
173662
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Policymakers should not fool themselves into thinking that there are easy, lowcost alternatives to keeping the threat of opportunistic aggression at bay.
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ID:
173657
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China’s actual BRI port strategy is more challenging for the United States and Beijing’s other Western rivals than the imagined strategy of debt-trap diplomacy.
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ID:
173660
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The future is going to be a mixture of competition and cooperation, mainly competition, with much of the cooperation aimed at managing it.
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ID:
173663
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In 2019 the United Arab Emirates undertook to recalibrate its intervention in the Yemen conflict, without ending it altogether.
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ID:
173659
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Such a norm could prohibit cyber attacks on physical infrastructure, interference in electoral processes and divisive informational campaigns.
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