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A Balance of Titans
Peace and Liberty in the New Multipolar World
How to Run Wars
A Confidential Playbook for the National Security Elite
In Search of Monsters to Destroy
The Folly of American Empire and the Paths to Peace
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{content}America’s Best of Times, Worst of Times: Can Adam Smith Save the Future?
A return to free-market principles may be the answer.
Whose Side Is Trump Really on in the Ukraine-Russia War?
Trump has blamed Ukraine for a war that Russia started.
Is a Desperate Trump Trying to Sell Out Ukraine to Get Russia’s Help on Iran?
A visit by perennial Trump administration...
A Tale of Two Borders: Ceuta and Gibraltar
Why did removing border fences in Gibraltar spark no migration crisis, while Ceuta's fortified perimeter failed?
Brexit and Its Discontents
A decade after the vote, Britain still struggles with the economic and political consequences of leaving the EU.
The Case for a Managed U.S. Exit from NATO
As Europe grows stronger, the case for an open-ended U.S. commitment to NATO grows weaker.
Market Power Is Overwhelming Governments
Superpowers remain powerful, but global markets increasingly limit what they can achieve.
What JFK Knew about Diplomacy that Modern Leaders Have Forgotten
In June 1963, less than a year after the Cuban Missile...
Is the U.S. Capable of Being Cautious About Foreign Interventions?
American adversaries have learned how to outlast the U.S.
Washington’s Cuba Delusion
History suggests military intervention rarely succeeds at exporting democracy abroad.
