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The Iran strikes will convince Beijing to double down on military growth.

Even superpowers will find it is impossible to own the entire supply chain.

As Russian strikes batter the grid, a corruption scandal deepens Ukraine’s winter crisis.

‘The Best and the Brightest’ chronicles the mistakes presidents make when sending Americans to war.

What Mojtaba Khamenei’s appointment means for Iran’s future.

Amid global oil and gas disruptions, China stands prepared for the electrostate era.

The White House wants to help choose Tehran’s new leadership—and won’t settle for anything less.

As Washington abandons any pretense of a just global order, citizens around the world will continue to demand one.

Why have defenders of national identity and sovereignty not embraced Kyiv’s cause?

Retracing the road to Brexit, a new book reveals the deep roots of British Euroskepticism.

This week, Lebanon’s longest-serving politician started hedging on Hezbollah.

A poll of IR scholars reveals strong opposition to the conflict and fears about its risks.

A CIA veteran depicts Moscow’s espionage arsenal. What is the West going to do about it?