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International Affairs Forum is the website journal of the Center for International Relations, w/ all-partisan content about international relations & economics.

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A New Economic Agenda for America, writes R. Glenn Hubbard aei.org/commentary/a-new-eco… via @AEI
A New Economic Agenda for America

A New Economic Agenda for America

Pro-growth policies on their own won’t address the concerns of voters worried about the cost of living. The results of last week’s midterm elections amounted to a significant rejection of the current...

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Germany Cannot Abandon Ukraine. This Is Why, writes Andreas Umland nationalinterest.org/feature… via @TheNatInterest
Germany Cannot Abandon Ukraine. This Is Why

Germany Cannot Abandon Ukraine. This Is Why

Nazi Germany’s crimes against millions of Ukrainians give Berlin a special obligation toward Kyiv, an obligation the Far Left and Far Right both ignore.

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Israel’s Foreign Funding Inquiry is Not Evidence of a Stolen Election, writes Alexander King rusi.org/explore-our-researc… via @RUSI_org
Israel’s Foreign Funding Inquiry is Not Evidence of a Stolen Election

Israel’s Foreign Funding Inquiry is Not Evidence of a Stolen Election

The incumbent appears to be using a national security foreign-funding inquiry to discredit 19 Arab-held seats and perhaps disrupt formation of a replacement government.

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#COP31 and Climate Action’s New Centers of Gravity cfr.org/articles/cop31-and-c… via @CFR_org
COP31 and Climate Action’s New Centers of Gravity | Council on Foreign Relations

COP31 and Climate Action’s New Centers of Gravity | Council on Foreign Relations

The world is on track to miss climate targets, and governments are grappling with the consequences of climate change. As UN climate talks begin in Turkey, three think tank experts in the United...

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The New Epicenter of Global Terror: How Africa’s Weak States and Rare Earths Drive Transnational Extremism, writes Eghosa E. Osaghae foreignaffairs.com/nigeria/n… via @ForeignAffairs
The New Epicenter of Global Terror

The New Epicenter of Global Terror

How Africa’s weak states and rare earths drive transnational extremism.

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More than half of Americans under age 30 now identify with a nonwhite race or ethnic group, reports @BrookingsInst brookings.edu/articles/major…
More than half of Americans under age 30 now identify with a nonwhite race or ethnic group |...

More than half of Americans under age 30 now identify with a nonwhite race or ethnic group |...

These groups are making critical contributions to our labor force and consumer populations—as well as to our politics, as the results of the 2026 midterm elections made clear.

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What Might Israel’s Next Government Look Like? nationalinterest.org/blog/mi… via @TheNatInterest
What Might Israel’s Next Government Look Like?

What Might Israel’s Next Government Look Like?

All major Israeli parties have made election promises they would have to ditch to form a coalition government.

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#COP31 in Turkey: What to Expect at the 2026 UN Climate Summit cfr.org/articles/cop31-in-tu… via @CFR_org
COP31 in Turkey: What to Expect | Council on Foreign Relations

COP31 in Turkey: What to Expect | Council on Foreign Relations

The 2026 UN climate summit faces mounting pressure to accelerate climate action and deliver on implementation, as projections indicate that the world will overshoot the 1.5°C (2.7°F) global warming...

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How the 2026 midterms could reshape #datacenterpolicy brookings.edu/articles/how-t… via @BrookingsInst
How the 2026 midterms could reshape data center policy | Brookings

How the 2026 midterms could reshape data center policy | Brookings

Nicol Turner Lee and Darrell West weigh which data center policies could gain momentum following the 2026 midterm elections.

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The True Meaning of Power: What the Godfather of Realism Can Teach Trump, writes David Sacks foreignaffairs.com/united-st… via @ForeignAffairs
The True Meaning of Power

The True Meaning of Power

What the godfather of realism can teach Trump.

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Europe’s Defence Coalitions Need Someone to Own the Outcome, writes Dag Detter rusi.org/explore-our-researc… via @RUSI_org
Europe’s Defence Coalitions Need Someone to Own the Outcome

Europe’s Defence Coalitions Need Someone to Own the Outcome

EU leaders are pushing capability coalitions. The next question is who is responsible when the capability does not materialise.

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No Gas, No Chips: Mapping the Choke Points Behind Chip Manufacturing, write Chris Miller, Carl Jackson aei.org/research-products/re… via @AEI_org
No Gas, No Chips: Mapping the Choke Points Behind Chip Manufacturing

No Gas, No Chips: Mapping the Choke Points Behind Chip Manufacturing

Self-sufficiency in the US chip industry is not realistic, but diversified sourcing, prequalified second sources, strategic mineral reserves, and targeted capacity investments could dramatically...

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Nuclear Deterrence Needs to Account for Domestic Politics, write Lauren Sukin and Samuel Seitz carnegieendowment.org/resear… via @CarnegieEndow #nuclearnonproliferation #nucleardeterrence
Nuclear Deterrence Needs to Account for Domestic Politics

Nuclear Deterrence Needs to Account for Domestic Politics

Individual leaders and public attitudes—especially in democracies—matter for credibility.

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Democrats Win Control of Congress. Here’s How That Could Affect U.S. Foreign Policy cfr.org/articles/democrats-w… via @CFR_org #USForeignPolicy #USmidterms
Democrats Win Control of Congress. Here’s How That Could Affect U.S. Foreign Policy. | Council on...

Democrats Win Control of Congress. Here’s How That Could Affect U.S. Foreign Policy. | Council on...

Democrats won both the House and the Senate, setting up two years of divided government with a Republican White House. Nine CFR experts break down what that could mean for U.S. foreign policy.

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China’s Economics of Denial: Beijing’s Theory of Success in the Face of Failure, write Oliver Melton and Logan Wright foreignaffairs.com/china/chi… via @ForeignAffairs
China’s Economics of Denial

China’s Economics of Denial

Beijing’s theory of success in the face of failure.

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The Dangers of a Lame-Duck Trump: How Far Will He Go to Make Peace—and War? write Daniel W. Drezner and Elizabeth N. Saunders foreignaffairs.com/united-st… via @ForeignAffairs
The Dangers of a Lame-Duck Trump

The Dangers of a Lame-Duck Trump

How far will he go to make peace—and war?

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Is This the End of Donald Trump and MAGA? nationalinterest.org/blog/ja… via @TheNatInterest
Is This the End of Donald Trump and MAGA?

Is This the End of Donald Trump and MAGA?

For the first time in over a decade, President Donald Trump’s stranglehold over US politics looks irretrievably broken.

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Midterm to long-term analysis of US election. What’s next? chathamhouse.org/2026/11/mid… via @ChathamHouse
Midterm to long-term analysis of US election. What’s next?

Midterm to long-term analysis of US election. What’s next?

As voting was under way, Chatham House analysts on Tuesday looked ahead to how the US midterm elections could reshape the US political system, and the next two years of President Donald Trump’s...

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Can America First Be Exported to Europe? carnegieendowment.org/emissa… via @CarnegieEndow
Can America First Be Exported to Europe?

Can America First Be Exported to Europe?

The illusion of reproducing the ideology would come at the cost of the continent’s prosperity.

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Winners and losers of the 2026 midterms thehill.com/homenews/campaig… via @TheHill
Winners and losers of the 2026 midterms

Winners and losers of the 2026 midterms 

Democrats pulled off the blue wave of their dreams on Tuesday, winning the House and Senate majorities in a stunning cap to the most expensive midterm election cycle on record.   The midterm result…

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