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Strategic Competition in the Second Trump Administration
Strategic Competition in the Second Trump Administration
The strategic competition between the United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) emerged prominently during Donald Trump’s first administration. Policies such as tariffs and trade restrictions, initially implemented under Trump, were subsequently maintained and expanded under Joe Biden’s administration. Now, as the makeup of the second Trump Administration takes shape and following the […]
Learn More360° View of a US Sovereign Wealth Fund
360° View of a US Sovereign Wealth Fund
For Want of a Nail Mark Kennedy Director, Wahba Institute for Strategic Competition, Wilson Center The proverb reminds us that “For want of a nail, the kingdom was lost.” Today, the United States faces mounting risks from the metaphorical lack of a nail—inadequate equity investment that could activate other capital to secure global investments critical […]
Learn MoreChina, Russia Reaffirm Close Ties as Moscow Presses Ukraine Offense
China, Russia Reaffirm Close Ties as Moscow Presses Ukraine Offense
Learn MoreIsrael vs. Iran: A Flashpoint in the Broader Arc of Strategic Rivalry
Israel vs. Iran: A Flashpoint in the Broader Arc of Strategic Rivalry
Learn MorePreparing for the Next Conflict: How NATO is Fortifying Its Defenses
Preparing for the Next Conflict: How NATO is Fortifying Its Defenses
When asked what the response should be as to why the US military is stationed in Europe, a burly American airman succinctly replied, “I would tell them to read a history book.” This sentiment underscores an enduring truth: as much as Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt sought to keep the US out of foreign […]
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