NATO in the Mediterranean, GOP policy on Mexico, and more.

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** July 13, 2023
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NATO Doesn’t Need an Indo-Pacific Strategy; It Needs a Med-Indo-Pacific Strategy
by Thibault Muzergues

Most southern European countries are well aware of the growing Chinese presence in the Mediterranean. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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The GOP’s Wilsonian Mexico Policy
by Ivan Eland

Authorizing military force in Mexico will not end the way Republican lawmakers think. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Why Americans Who Cherish Democracy Should Envy Brazil
by Paul R. Pillar

A democracy cannot survive if the task of maintaining democratic norms falls on only one side of the political spectrum, whether that is the Left or the Right. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Can America Escape Its Addiction to Sanctioning?
by Lars Erik Schönander

A recent book examines the United States’ usage of sanctions and how these measures aren’t going away any time soon. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Talk of NATO Membership for Ukraine is a Dangerous Distraction
by Christopher A. Preble & James Siebens

It’s time for NATO leaders to stop misleading Kyiv and the American public about Ukraine’s prospects for membership in the alliance. Read it here ([link removed]) .

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