From Hudson in 5 <[email protected]>
Subject Xi Adopts the “Putin Doctrine,” at Russia’s Peril
Date July 9, 2025 11:00 AM
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Xi Adopts the “Putin Doctrine,” at Russia’s Peril [[link removed]]

Siberia and Central Asia are as central as Hong Kong and Taiwan to Xi Jinping’s “China dream.” If Xi adopts Vladimir Putin’s irredentist doctrine—as Russian security services fear the Chinese leader may—global stability could be at risk, warn Dan Quayle and Thomas J. Duesterberg [[link removed]] in The Wall Street Journal [[link removed]].

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Israel Update: A Region-Wide Deal? [[link removed]]

President Donald Trump does not want a Gaza solution, a Syria solution, and an Iran solution—he wants a whole new regional order. With Gadi Taub on Israel Update [[link removed]], Michael Doran [[link removed]] discussed the state of Israel’s wars, Saudi Arabia’s growing regional role, and what’s next for the Middle East.

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Diplomacy with North Korea: Necessary, Likely, and Problematic [[link removed]]

US outreach to Kim Jong Un is poised to expand in the year ahead, and President Trump has long touted his good relationship with the North Korean leader. Diplomacy may not resolve tensions or halt Pyongyang’s nuclear development—but its absence or failure could make the Korean flashpoint even more dangerous, writes [[link removed]] Patrick M. Cronin [[link removed]].

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A Fossil-Fuel Boom in the Americas [[link removed]]

In a recent podcast appearance [[link removed]], Walter Russell Mead [[link removed]] argued that energy diplomacy has become a crucial tool of modern statecraft. With hydrocarbon production on the rise across the Western Hemisphere, President Trump’s aim of derailing the push against fossil fuels and enhancing America’s influence in world energy markets looks poised to succeed, Mead writes in The Wall Street Journal [[link removed]].

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The Next Chapter in US-Japan Economic Relations [[link removed]]

With Japanese upper house elections looming, Tokyo still needs to strike a trade deal with the US to stave off tariffs. The extension President Trump recently granted will be crucial, argued William Chou [[link removed]] on World Business Report [[link removed]].

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Before you go . . .

President of Kosovo Dr. Vjosa Osmani Sadriu will discuss [[link removed]] the crucial importance of American leadership for peace and stability in Europe tomorrow, July 10, at 1:00 p.m.

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