The future of the Biden campaign, lessons of the Cold War, and more.

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** July 4, 2024
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Michelle Obama: The Ultimate Joe Biden Replacement?
by Jacob Heilbrunn

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll suggests that only one Democratic candidate would decisively trounce former president Donald J. Trump in November. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Learning the Right Lessons from the Cold War
by Michael Sobolik

America’s twilight struggle with the Soviet Union should compel Washington to out-compete Beijing, not cooperate with it. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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The Perils of a Split-Screen World
by Mathew Burrows & Robert A. Manning

Today’s conventional wisdom is that economic nationalism and zero-sum strategic competition can coexist with ample international cooperation on existential global issues. This is an illusion. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Will Botched State Department Diplomacy Lead to a Third Congo War?
by Michael Rubin

U.S. policy in Congo is enabling the slide toward ethnic violence against Congolese Tutsis. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Europe, Palestine, and Transatlantic Relations
by Russell A. Berman

The rift over the war in Gaza has made the quest for a unified European foreign policy much harder. Read it here ([link removed]) .

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