Is the U.S. an ‘Indispensable Nation’ or Reckless and Misguided?
By Board Chair Andrew Bacevich
The Boston Globe, 10/31/23

Biden is now doubling down on the self-congratulatory rhetoric of the 1990s, in effect embracing the very logic that delivered the excesses and mistakes that he urges others not to repeat.

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‘Hamas Has Created Additional Demand’: Wall Street Eyes Big Profits from War
By Investigative-Journalist-at-Large Eli Clifton
The Guardian/Responsible Statecraft, 10/30/23

Analysts' comments raise questions about whether major banks are abiding by their own human rights policies.

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Governor Newsom’s Visit to China Shows the Potential for a Sophisticated, Progressive Foreign Policy
By Acting East Asia Director Jake Werner
The Nation, 11/1/23

We need intelligent dialogue, not crude confrontation.

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Can America Afford a New Nuclear Weapons Buildup?
By Senior Research Fellow William Hartung
Tribune News Service, 11/3/23

The Pentagon is already in the midst of a three-decades-long effort to build a new generation of nuclear weapons that could cost up to $2 trillion. Spending even more would undermine both our military and economic security. 

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Israel May be Able to Avoid a Regional Escalation
By Senior Research Analyst Steven Simon
The Economist, 10/31/23

But continued hard-right rule could foster dystopia.

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The Republicans Who Want to Invade Mexico
By Non-Resident Fellow Greg Grandin
The New York Times, 11/1/23

As Martin Luther King Jr. once said of another war, the bombs we drop there explode here.

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It Looks Inevitable That the War in Gaza Will Spread. Is It?
By Eurasia Director Anatol Lieven
The Guardian, 11/2/23

The Middle East is the greatest area of vulnerability for the United States, and many countries want to cause trouble.

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Television
The Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza and Risks of a Regional War
Interview with Executive Vice President Trita Parsi
CBS News, 11/4/23

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