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Ethnic Divisions and Ensuring Stability in Kazakhstan: A Guide for U.S. Policy

H.R. 3202: Analyzing Legislative Efforts to Block Arab Engagement with Syria

More Money, Less Security: Pentagon Spending and Strategy in the Biden Administration

Defense Contractor Funded Think Tanks Dominate Ukraine Debate

Paths to a Ceasefire in Ukraine: America Must Take the Lead

“Banning TikTok”: Legislative Proposals and Their Implications

Take China’s Role as a “Peacemaker” Seriously, not Literally

How to Withdraw From Iraq Within Five Years

The Ukraine War & European Security: How Durable Is America’s Strategy?

A Restraint Approach to U.S.–China Relations: Reversing the Slide Toward Crisis and Conflict

You Can Go Home Again: A Proposal for Phased Military Withdrawal from Iraq and Normalizing U.S.–Iraq Relations

Ending Counterproductive U.S. Involvement in Yemen

A Restraint Recipe for America’s Asian Alliances and Security Partnerships

The Threat of New Wars in the Caucasus: A Good Case for U.S. Restraint

The Emirati Lobby in America

The Worsening Taiwan Imbroglio: An Urgent Need for Effective Crisis Management

An Alternative Approach to U.S. Sahel Policy

Ending the Destructive Sino-U.S. Interaction Over Taiwan: A Call for Mutual Reassurance

Promoting Stability or Fueling Conflict? The Impact of U.S. Arms Sales on National and Global Security

Managed Competition: A U.S. Grand Strategy for a Multipolar World

Strategic Patience: Sustainable Engagement with a Changed Afghanistan

NATO’s Tunnel Vision

The Humanitarian Paradox: Why Human Rights Require Restraint

The Lobbying Battle Before the War: Russian and Ukrainian Influence in the U.S.

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