Russia-Ukraine negotiations, Washington's strategic bet on Angola, and more.
Thursday Reads
December 14, 2023
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No, the U.S. Did Not Sabotage Russia-Ukraine Peace
by David C. Hendrickson
The parties remained far apart on crucial issues in April 2022, and the United States adamantly opposed a negotiated settlement, as did the Ukrainian government. Read it here.
To Save the Liberal World Order, Consolidate the Core
by Michael Miklaucic & John R. Allen
The liberal, rules-based order does not require expansion to flourish. Read it here.
Forget About Israeli-Palestinian “Peace”
by Leon Hadar
For now, a “long truce,” as in Bosnia, is the more feasible solution. Read it here.
Decolonizing Israel-Palestine is a Dangerous Delusion
by Daniel Silverman
Maximalist stances on the conflict are the immoral ones because in practice they will lead to more war, more death, and more destruction. Read it here.
The U.S. Strategic Bet on Angola Pays Off—and Vice Versa
by J. Peter Pham
Angola is emerging as a hub of various U.S. efforts to support African economic development. Read it here.