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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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How Do Americans View Foreign Policy Ahead of the Midterms? cfr.org/articles/how-do-amer… via @CFR_org

How Americans View Foreign Policy Ahead of the Midterms | Council on Foreign Relations

A Dispatch From Kenosha and Milwaukee Counties, Wisconsin

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The Israel Netanyahu Made: Why Bibi’s National Security Vision Will Endure, writes Dalia Dassa Kaye foreignaffairs.com/israel/is… via @ForeignAffairs

The Israel Netanyahu Made

Why Bibi’s national security vision will endure.

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No Front Lines: A Decision Guide for Companies Caught in Conflict csis.org/analysis/no-front-l… via @CSIS

No Front Lines: A Decision Guide for Companies Caught in Conflict | CSIS

Companies that never considered themselves defense companies are now on the front lines. This report explores how companies can navigate the fog of conflict and mitigate risks, as well as how the...

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DOJ Sues to Prevent Certification of Alaska Senate Winner (If It’s a Democrat), examines Walter Olson cato.org/blog/doj-sues-preve… via @Cato_org

DOJ Sues to Prevent Certification of Alaska Senate Winner (If It's a Democrat)

The U.S. Department of Justice today sued the state of Alaska, seeking to enjoin it from certifying a narrow Democratic win in the Alaska senate race — at least if the winner is a Democrat and the...

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AI Is a Choice: The Narrow but Feasible Path to Collective Good, write Alex Imas, Mohamed A. El-Erian, and James Manyika foreignaffairs.com/united-st…

AI Is a Choice

Alex Imas, Mohamed El-Erian, and James Manyika, leading voices at the intersection of business and technology, argue that realizing AI’s potential requires giving workers, communities, AI labs,...

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The midterm effect: What the 2026 election could mean for public policy brookings.edu/articles/the-m… via @BrookingsInst

The midterm effect: What the 2026 election could mean for public policy | Brookings

Brookings experts examine the implications of the upcoming 2026 midterms on the most consequential issues facing the nation.

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How Israel and Ukraine Are Guiding the Next Generation of Air Defense, writes Seth J. Frantzman nationalinterest.org/feature… via @TheNatInterest

How Israel and Ukraine Are Guiding the Next Generation of Air Defense

The proliferation of air defense threats is prompting a rethink of conventional, expensive, and hard-to-restock air defense systems.

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Principled Pragmatism: Fourteen Years on the European Central Bank’s Governing Council, policy brief from Klaas Knot piie.com/publications/policy… via @PIIE

Principled Pragmatism: Fourteen Years on the European Central Bank’s Governing Council

Klaas Knot continues to believe that Europe’s sui generis integration creates unique challenges for economic policy and for monetary policy, creates a distinct responsibility for central bankers, and...

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The Fog of Tech: Why the Future of War Can’t Escape the Past, writes Mara Karlin foreignaffairs.com/united-st… via @ForeignAffairs

The Fog of Tech

Mara Karlin, a defense policy expert who served as senior national-security official in multiple American administrations, makes an authoritative case that war planners tend to be overconfident about...

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Can Africa maximize its global influence? chathamhouse.org/2026/10/can… via @ChathamHouse

Can Africa maximize its global influence?

In this week’s episode of Independent Thinking, our experts discuss how African states are increasing their leverage on the global stage.

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The Political Economy of Protests in #Iran carnegieendowment.org/resear… via @CarnegieEndow

The Political Economy of Protests in Iran

Protests in Iran follow a similar pattern: Economic grievances turn into political protests that spread nationwide. But increased state repression has begun to shift the arrangement.

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Trump’s Putin Overtures Deserve Criticism. But Outrage Won’t End the #UkraineWar, writes Thomas Graham cfr.org/articles/trumps-puti… via @CFR_org

Trump's Putin Overtures Deserve Criticism. But Outrage Won't End the Ukraine War. | Council on...

As Trump’s envoy meets Putin in St. Petersburg, critics accuse the White House of abandoning Ukraine. CFR’s Thomas Graham argues that this criticism may be warranted, but dialogue and diplomacy...

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The Chokepoint Trap: How the Search for Economic Security Will End in Geopolitical Calamity, write Henry Farrell, Abraham Newman, and Yeling Tan foreignaffairs.com/united-st… via @ForeignAffairs

The Chokepoint Trap

Niall Ferguson, the leading historian of empire, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, and AI scholar Lisa Klassen offer a novel reframing of the US-China AI race in the history of world empires. The...

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A snapshot of America’s schools: Trends and global comparisons brookings.edu/articles/a-sna… via @BrookingsInst

A snapshot of America’s schools: Trends and global comparisons | Brookings

Jon Valant, Nicolas Zerbino, and Emma Mills share data and insights revealing where American schools stand compared to schools globally.

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4 Top Pollsters on What the Polls Are Really Saying politico.com/news/magazine/2… via @POLITICO

4 Top Pollsters on What the Polls Are Really Saying

The polls point to a great night for Democrats on Nov. 3. Can the numbers be trusted?

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#Drones: Cognitive, Information and Psychological Warfare. Featuring the Perspective Given - interview with Major (Ret.) Andrew Fox ia-forum.org/Content/ViewInt…
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Can Hungary’s Prime Minister Peter Magyar Work with the EU and Restrict Immigration? write Monika Palotai, and Kristóf György Veres nationalinterest.org/feature… via @TheNatInterest

Can Hungary’s Prime Minister Peter Magyar Work with the EU and Restrict Immigration?

With roughly $20 billion in frozen funds at stake, Hungary is now testing whether it can beat the EU at its own game.

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Nature Credits: Europe’s Next Financial Crime Blind Spot, writes Albertus Geldenhuys rusi.org/explore-our-researc… via @RUSI_org

Nature Credits: Europe’s Next Financial Crime Blind Spot

Brussels is designing a nature credits market with integrity rules but none on money laundering; its own carbon market shows what that gap can cost.

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How to Talk About International Law So the Public Will Listen carnegieendowment.org/resear… via @CarnegieEndow

How to Talk About International Law So the Public Will Listen

International law has a PR problem.

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AI Is Supercharging Cyber Scams and Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia cfr.org/articles/ai-is-super… via @CFR

AI Is Supercharging Cyber Scams and Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia | Council on Foreign...

Cyber-enabled scams are spreading globally with the aid of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI). In Southeast Asia, criminal networks are using AI to traffic individuals into...

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