China’s South China Sea Grab
laments America's failure to stop the world's largest autocracy from altering the geostrategic status quo.
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Europe in Disarray
laments that America's closest allies must confront growing threats to democracy and security on their own.
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Germany Is Still Playing Defense
expects little progress on EU reforms after the Christian Democratic Union's recent leadership election.
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The Referendum Risk
warns that another “people's vote” on Brexit must not enable politicians to evade responsibility.
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The Revolution Europe Needs
sees the Yellow Vest uprising as yet another sign that the EU needs to democratize and become sovereign.
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Who’s Afraid of China’s Influence?
urges Western leaders to avoid overreacting to Chinese efforts to cultivate soft power.
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The Political Roots of Falling Wage Growth
says that neoliberal ideology, not trade or technology, is what accounts for stagnant wages in many countries.
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The Strengthening Case Against Trump
thinks the US president's rapidly growing political, legal, and personnel problems could be coming to a head.
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China’s Boldest Experiment
considers whether a technologically sophisticated economy can be well managed without political freedom.
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The War on Huawei
argues that the US is singling out the company because it is an economic threat, not a security risk.
