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Our November/December 2026 issue is now available online. Start reading here:
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Instead of banning Chinese AI companies, Washington should force them to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, argues @talxfeldman.
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Stephen Biegun and Emma Chanlett-Avery discuss the prospect of renewed engagement between the United States and North Korea—and explain why Kim Jong Un “has substantially more leverage now than in earlier encounters with Trump.”
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“Just when the United States needs to be doing all it can to prevent a crisis, Washington’s support for Taiwan appears to be wobbling.”
@RebeccaLissner and Mira Rapp-Hooper argue that Washington needs a new Taiwan strategy:
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Securing the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea will require a multinational effort “that combines American military capabilities with the imprimatur of a unified coalition of Asian, European, and Middle Eastern countries,” writes @dstroul.
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American AI companies may offer the best technologies on the market, but “Washington has yet to put real diplomatic weight behind them,” argues @danielremler.
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“Right now, the pendulum has swung in Russia’s direction, but the Ukrainians have defied expectations and regained momentum many times in the past; they can do it again,” writes @McFaul.
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“Although U.S. policymakers now debate banning Chinese AI, the tried-and-true American solution is not censorship but disclosure.” @talxfeldman makes the case for treating Chinese AI companies as foreign agents under FARA:
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What explains today’s fertility crisis?
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Stephen Biegun and Emma Chanlett-Avery examine how North Korea has changed since the last Trump-Kim meeting—and how Washington should approach the next one:
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Read @dstroul on how a “unified Middle East maritime coalition” would prevent Iran and the Houthis from exploiting maritime chokepoints:
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“China has been expanding its supply pipeline for critical minerals for decades,” write Tom Moerenhout and Kevin Brunelli. To catch up to Beijing, G-7 countries need to start building “a pipeline of secure mining projects.”
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Peter Feaver and Heidi Urben discuss how the next Congress can improve civil-military relations and “shore up Americans’ faith in a nonpartisan, professional military that is essential to democracy.”
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“Trump is making Russia’s successful annexation of substantial Ukrainian territory and de facto control over Kyiv’s future decisions more likely than at almost any point since February 2022,” writes @McFaul.
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“Rather than banning AI companies controlled by foreign governments, the United States should treat them as foreign agents under FARA,” argues @talxfeldman.
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Read Oliver Melton and Logan Wright on the potential consequences of China’s economic model—and why the leadership in Beijing is staying the course, despite the risks:
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“Despite the risks of U.S.–North Korean engagement, the time may be ripe to break the diplomatic paralysis that has allowed Pyongyang to advance its military capabilities for so long,” write Stephen Biegun and Emma Chanlett-Avery.
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“Hans Morgenthau would argue that the Trump administration misunderstands the very concept of power, which should not be equated with military might and must instead be understood as a complex psychological relationship,” argues @DavidMSacks1.
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Read Eghosa Osaghae on why Africa is “so prone to terrorist activity”—and what outside powers and world leaders can do to mitigate the growing threat of extremist violence:
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Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring @KoriSchake and @thomaswright08 in conversation with editor @dankurtzphelan:
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