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View / The US-China thaw may not outlive the Trump era

The prospect of steep losses for Republicans in today’s midterms and the lame-duck presidency that ensues regardless raise a fundamental question about the outlook for a budding US-China détente. Can warming superpower ties outlive the Trump era? I wouldn’t count…

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How America Can Counter Chinese Coercion

THEODORE BUNZEL is Managing Director and head of Lazard Geopolitical Advisory. He has worked in the political section of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow and at the U.S. Treasury Department. EDWARD FISHMAN is Senior Fellow and Director of the Maurice R. Greenberg Center…

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The Quiet Power of International Orders

What 2 percent milk reveals about our system of rules and norms. This column was originally published on Foreign Policy. International order is an encompassing idea of the world—the norms and rules that govern how political entities, countries, empires, and…

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