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Rich countries are to blame for omicron
Spending on infrastructure might not be sexy. But it’s even more important than you think.
Can we compete with China and also save the planet?
On climate, we need to run fast — but not run scared
It’s not a ‘Sputnik moment’ and we should not feed Cold War paranoia
We’re headed for a global energy crisis. What we need is a transition strategy.
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The underappreciated success of Iraqi democracy
Candidate Biden was right on trade. President Biden is wrong.
The U.S. economy continues to soar while American politics craters
To contain China, joining the Pacific trade pact might be more effective than new submarines
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Is Biden normalizing Trump's foreign policy?
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The Islamic world has changed over the past 20 years. The Taliban is about to feel it.
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Here’s why the U.S. national security apparatus keeps producing failures
We lost the war in Afghanistan long ago
We could cut carbon emissions tomorrow — if we really wanted to
