Kyiv Must Convince the President-Elect That a Russian Victory Could Hurt Him; The True Aims of China’s Nuclear Buildup; The Paradox of Israeli Deterrence

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Ukraine’s Trump Tightrope

Kyiv Must Convince the President-Elect That a Russian Victory Could Hurt Him

By Nataliya Gumenyuk

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The True Aims of China’s Nuclear Buildup

Beijing’s Growing Arsenal Is Meant to Dissolve America’s Alliance System in Asia

By Kyle Balzer and Dan Blumenthal

The Paradox of Israeli Deterrence

How a Campaign Against Hezbollah Could Lower Iran’s Inhibitions

By Carrie A. Lee

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War and Peace in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

What It Will Mean for the World When Machines Shape Strategy and Statecraft

By Henry A. Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and Craig Mundie

Lebanon’s Day After

Will the Country Survive the War With Israel?

By Maha Yahya

How Trump Can Build on Biden’s Successes in Asia

Merely Taking a Harder Line on China Won’t Be Enough

By Michael J. Green

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