Tag: US Foreign Policy

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10 World Stories Set to Shape the Rest of 2026

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Can Climate Diplomacy Survive Great-Power Rivalry?

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State Capitalism Rises Again: Industrial Policy in 2026

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The Future of the US Dollar as the World’s Reserve Currency

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Do Sanctions Ever Stop Wars – Or Just Change Their Shape?

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Peace Negotiations in the Age of Social Media Leaks and Deepfakes

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Are We Underestimating the Risk of an Accidental Great-Power Clash?

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Private Military Companies and Mercenaries: The Business of War