Freedom on trial, myths about nuclear policy, and more.
Thursday Reads
January 25, 2024
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Freedom on Trial
by Paul J. Saunders
If the United States is to maintain its international leadership in the coming years, it will have to define, explain, and execute a new vision for leadership that can secure long-term domestic support while recruiting committed allies, partners, and others to work toward shared goals. Read it here.
Three Dangerous Cold War Myths About Nuclear Policy
by Kyle Balzer
If flawed historical analogies are employed to shape nuclear policy, Washington’s unilateral restraint could actually weaken deterrence. Read it here.
Donald Trump Could Betray Taiwan
by Denny Roy
Republican Party politicians who style themselves as China hawks and Taiwan supporters are backing the wrong presidential candidate in Donald Trump. Read it here.
Reconstructing the Istanbul Accords
by David C. Hendrickson
The negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in Spring 2022 never had a chance, and their course revealed profound differences between Moscow and Kyiv. Read it here.
The Military Recruitment Crisis Is More Dangerous Than We Know
by Marco Rubio
Inspiring a new generation of American heroes will require decisive action from Congress to better treat, equip, depoliticize, and explain the role of our armed forces. Read it here.