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Russia and China Have Drawn Closer: Three Ways to Wedge Them Apart
US policymakers should pursue a policy that imposes economic pain on China as long as its Russian connections continue to deepen.
Russia and China Respond—or Don’t—to the 12-Day War in Iran
Despite the strategic partnerships both Russia and China have with Iran, they’ve supported Tehran with words since the Israel and US attacks, but little else.
For Me, Father’s Day is Always June 6
The anniversary of D-Day, June 6, reminds David Finkelstein of his father's sacrifice on Omaha Beach in 1944 and the sacrifices of so many others like him.
Five Core Strategies of Smart Policing
The Smart Policing Initiative makes law enforcement more effective and efficient by pairing researchers with practitioners for evidence-based policing strategies.
The Race for Sixth-Generation Fighter Supremacy: Pilots Aren’t Going Away
Both China and the United States are signaling that their future sixth-generation fighter jets will team with unmanned drones but will still use human pilots.