The next era of transatlantic cooperation, minimum nuclear deterrence, and more.

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** November 30, 2024
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How the U.S. and Italy Can Shape the Next Era of Transatlantic Cooperation
by Kaush Arha & Paolo Messa

As Europe grapples with political uncertainty and shifting geopolitics, Italy alone, among the EU’s three largest economies, stands out as the most politically stable. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Ten Reasons Why Minimum Nuclear Deterrence Is a Bad Idea
by Ben Ollerenshaw

Deterrence is impossible if U.S. strategic offensive forces cannot target the full range of enemy nuclear forces, general-purpose forces, and war-supporting industries. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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After COP29, Israel and the Region Can Reaffirm the Abraham Accords Vision
by Eyal Hulata

Cooperation on climate change is both an environmental necessity and a proven means of building peace with Israel’s Arab neighbors. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Why the North Korea-Russia Alliance Is a Grave Threat
by Byong-Chul Lee

The West cannot ignore the end of unipolarity and the hardening of geopolitical blocs. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Out-Competing China Starts With the Tax Code
by Alex Muresianu

Two provisions of the 2017 tax cuts are critical to great power competition. Read it here ([link removed]) .

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