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The 2022 Congressional Elections: The Red Wave that Wasn’t
by Dov S. Zakheim
The 2022 Congressional elections surprised virtually everyone. Until late September, the Republicans expected to take the House with a sizable majority. Perhaps it would not be the 60-plus advantage they anticipated earlier in the year, but still one in excess of twenty seats. Instead, when the 118th Congress convenes on January 3, the Republicans will […]
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Ideology, Asymmetric Warfare, and Deterrence
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When America Creates a Vacuum, Others Fill It
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The political winds are blowing in an anti-China direction. Biden needs a sophisticated foreign policy strategy
Vladimir Putin, a Tsar Without an Empire
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Can Putin lead not only with power, but with solidarity, diplomacy, cooperation, and trust?
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