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For rising states with expanding ambitions, three great powers are preferable to two.

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Israel’s critics should be talking instead about regime change.

Analysts weigh in on the future of the continent’s security.

Suspending the military’s “tactical pauses” is expected to worsen the region’s humanitarian crisis.

The independence of the agency that sets monetary policy is under threat.

Test yourself on the week of Aug. 23: South Korea’s president visits Washington, Australia cuts ties with Iran, and the latest U.S. tariffs against India kick in.

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Emma Ashford on how Washington should navigate a “post-unipolar” world.

A new history of the Cold War unwittingly exposes Russian distortions of the past.

Taiwan’s “Zero Day Attack” sets an example other threatened states can follow.

The Armenia-Azerbaijan summit in Washington offered progress, but also serious doubts.

Avoiding digital dictatorship may mean rethinking our relationship with machines.

As Washington turns its back on wind and solar, Beijing is racing ahead.

Israel is directly targeting media workers, rights groups warn.