Senior Fellow @Stimsoncenter. Columnist @ForeignPolicy. Adjunct @GeorgetownCSS. Working on a book on US grand strategy for a multipolar world.All views mine.
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By: Emma Ashford, Matthew Kroenig
As more analysts predict a GOP victory, the prospect of a Trump-Vance administration has worried many U.S. allies.
An assassination in Tehran could restore deterrence—or escalate into a deadly regional war.
Kyiv's risky incursion could be game-changing—or allow Russia to entrench its gains in Donetsk.
The Democratic National Convention did not shed much light on what a Harris administration's global outlook would be.
Harris gave a better performance, but when it comes to questions of deterrence and the war in Ukraine, the former president was arguably more convincing.
By: Emma Ashford, Matthew Kroenig
As the Middle East teeters on the brink of a wider war, Washington is calling for a cease-fire in Lebanon, while Israel seeks a knockout blow.
By: Matthew Kroenig, Emma Ashford
Harris and Trump may sound similar when it comes to the Middle East, but their policies could diverge significantly on Ukraine.
Yes, the administration delivered a return to normalcy after the Trump years. But its indecisiveness and failure to face reality has come at a real cost.
Suburban swing voters likely don't know—or care.
If she's trying to placate both Jewish and Arab voters, the result has been a mess.
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