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America’s military policy hides a multitude of economic sins

Introducing Next Perspective

Changing the narrative on millennials, politics, and foreign policy.

Defeating Islamic State is Not Success

Destroying Islamic State does not fix anything, but solving the…

Deconstructing the U.S.-Russian impasse over Syria

Study: Foreign Intervention 100 Times More Likely in Oil-Rich Countries

A new study shows that foreign…

President Obama is going to Cuba. Here’s why:

Cuba is only 90 miles from Florida, but for a long time the distance between our…

The 2017 U.S. foreign aid budget and U.S. global leadership: The proverbial frog in a slowly heating pot

By George Ingram, The Brookings Institution, and Chair Emeritus, USGLC

Twitter and the evolution of #digitaldiplomacy

As we prepare to celebrate Twitter’s 10th anniversary…

Engaging the Cuban People: Here’s What President Obama Will Be Doing in Cuba

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Everything That Could Have Gone Wrong Had Japan Built Its Own Atomic Bomb

Tokyo could have easily developed nuclear weapons — thankfully it didn’t