
Politics & World Affairs
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Japan’s New Security Posture Is Abe’s Legacy
Japan’s New Security Posture Is Abe’s Legacy
Taniguchi Tomohiko explains how the government’s ambitious defense agenda expands on the late prime minister’s ideas. -
For the Common Good
For the Common Good
Mariana Mazzucato outlines a new governance model for ensuring a fairer distribution of agency, risk, and reward. -
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Who Is Part of the Free World?
Who Is Part of the Free World?
Anne-Marie Slaughter urges US President Joe Biden to abandon a phrase that is better left in the twentieth century. -
Patriots in Name Only
Patriots in Name Only
Richard K. Sherwin considers the implications of the Republican Party's challenge to the state's power to make and enforce law. -
Assassinated Are the Peacemakers?
Assassinated Are the Peacemakers?
Nina L. Khrushcheva highlights the grave risks that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would incur by negotiating with Russia. -
The Next Globalization
The Next Globalization
Mark Leonard explains how the next phase of economic interconnectivity will differ from the last one. -
The Sino-American Tech Trap
The Sino-American Tech Trap
Stephen S. Roach warns that relying on export restrictions without boosting R&D spending is a losing formula for the US. -
The World’s Stake in American Democracy
The World’s Stake in American Democracy
Richard Haass argues that global stability and prosperity still depend on US resources and leadership.