United States-Hungary relations, the role of Africa in moving the United States from China, and more.
Saturday Reads
October 11, 2025
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How Donald Trump Revived US-Hungary Ties
by Monika Palotai & Kristóf György Veres
Under the Biden administration, relations between Washington and Budapest sank to an astonishing nadir. Read it here.
Reframing Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Policy
by Kenneth Luongo
After decades of hesitation, the United States is reconsidering nuclear fuel reprocessing—reviving the debate about proliferation risks, cost, technology competitiveness, and energy security. Read it here.
How Africa Can Shift Supply Chains from China
by Daniel Swift
The United States can make a focused bet on African economies and reduce its dependence on Chinese supply chains. Read it here.
The Looming International Shipping Crisis
by Brett D. Schaefer
The UN’s net-zero push is coming to a head with the Trump administration efforts to revamp US shipping. Read it here.
30 Years After Dayton: Bosnia’s Search for a New Settlement
by Zeljko Jerkic
Caught between peace and stagnation, Bosnia must now decide whether it has the courage and the leadership to move forward. Read it here.