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Why are so many democracies unwilling to condemn Russia?

Washington PostJonah BaderApril 28, 2022Ukraine, Russia, Democracy, United Nations, liberal international order

Putin’s war reminds us why liberal democracy is worth defending

Washington PostJonah BaderFebruary 24, 2022Ukraine, Russia, United States, United Nations, Kenya, illiberal democracy, liberal international order, Illiberal, Putin

Is Biden normalizing Trump's foreign policy?

Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 16, 2021Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Trump, foreign policy, United Nations, Iran deal, Iran, Afghanistan, coronavirus, covid

The New China Scare

Foreign AffairsJonah BaderDecember 6, 2019China, trade, Cold War, liberal international order, United Nations, United States

How is this a victory for America?

Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 27, 2018Donald Trump, Federica Mogherini, European Union, China, Trans-Pacific Partnership, The Post-American World, United Nations, Iran, currency

Trump embraces a post-American world

Washington PostFareed ZakariaSeptember 21, 2017China, Donald Trump, Harry Truman, Marshall Plan, The Post-American World, United Nations, United States

Trump prepares to pass the world leadership baton to China

Washington PostFareed ZakariaMarch 16, 2017China, Donald Trump, Education, Science, soft power, State Department, trade, Trans-Pacific Partnership, United Nations

FDR started the Long Peace. Under Trump, it may be coming to an end.

Washington PostFareed ZakariaJanuary 26, 2017Churchill, FDR, foreign policy, peace, Trump, United Nations

The center can still hold

Washington PostFareed ZakariaSeptember 22, 2016Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Justin Trudeau, Ruchir Sharma, United Nations