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June 19, 2018
A Grander Strategy at Work?: North Korea, China, and Trump’s Suspension of the U.S.-South Korean Military ExercisePresident Donald Trump’s summit with North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un in Singapore lasted only a few hours. But it still stirred controversy. In a surprise move, Trump agreed to suspend the annual U.S.-South Korean military exercise called Ulchi Freedom... Read more |
June 13, 2018
Ruble’s Reach: Russian Economic Influence in EuropeSoon after the fall of the Soviet Union, Moscow sought to reassert its influence in Europe with calls for a “Slavic union” between Russia and parts of Eastern Europe. A few countries were initially receptive. But in the... Read more |
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June 8, 2018
Intelligence “Oversight” or Forbidden Intrusion: How Far Can Congress Go?The very public demands made by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) or, more accurately, by its current chairman, Devin Nunes, and other members of the Republican majority, for information related to intelligence activities connected with... Read more |
June 8, 2018
America First, But What Comes Next? Reflections on U.S. Foreign Policy in the Age of Donald TrumpDonald Trump entered the Oval Office promising to “drain the swamp” in Washington, riding a wave of anti-elite and anti-expert sentiment that helped him build a coalition including both traditional Republican voters and a number of disaffected (mostly white)... Read more |
