Multilateralism has a role to play in making America great again.
Reforms have not liberalized the country as much as some may think.
As China grows more dependent on imports, its behavior will come to resemble Japanās.
The United States is a global power in a world filled with asymmetric interests.
Both countries are, in different ways, challenging the status quo in Europe.
Western powers made clear that they would hold Russia partly responsible for Assadās actions.
The power it wields and the opportunities it offers have attracted people from all over the world.
Direct intervention is not an appealing option for Trump, but the creation of uncertainty is.
The U.S. doesnāt have to use its military to influence global events.
Japan went without a dedicated amphibious force since World War II ā until last weekend.
The core issue is not one of marketing but of citizenry.
The Israelis won’t tolerate a permanent Iranian presence in Syria.
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