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Iran elections to be dominated by hard-liners as young people refuse to vote: ‘It’s a joke’.

Sanam Vakil quoted on CNBC, 2/19

From Japan to Britain, the world loves hosting U.S. troops.

Hal Brands wrote in Bloomberg Opinion, 2/19

Trump’s “Currency Manipulation” con.

Anne O. Krueger wrote in Project Syndicate, 2/18

What’s going on in Asia?

Michael G. Plummer interviewed on Trade Matters podcast, 2/18

What if Trump wins? Europeans fear a more permanent shift against them.

Daniel Hamilton quoted in The New York Times, 2/18

Modi backtracks on free-trade vow with import curbs in India.

Pravin Krishna quoted in Bloomberg, 2/18

"Kosovo membership issue can be resolved in an hour - if Serbia agrees".

Daniel Serwer cited on B92, 2/17

"Kosovo membership issue can be resolved in an hour - if Serbia agrees".

Daniel Serwer cited on B92, 2/17

Cybersecurity is a government game.

Thomas Rid cited in Axios, 2/13

Cambodia loses EU tariff privileges on $1 billion worth of trade.

Michael G. Plummer quoted in Nikkei Asian Review, 2/13

If the U.S. doesn’t lead, no one else really can.

Dean Eliot Cohen interviewed in Korea Joongang Daily, 2/13

What China’s empty new coronavirus hospitals say about its secretive system.

Ho-Fung Hung quoted in The Guardian, 2/12

Is the CIA’s director going full MAGA?

John McLaughlin cited in The New Republic, 2/12

More than 10 years after the crisis, central banks are hoping the public will give them a new direction.

Erik Jones quoted on CNBC, 2/12

Yes, Ukraine matters to the U.S.

Hal Brands wrote in Bloomberg Opinion, 2/12

75 years from the Yalta Conference.

Daniel Hamilton quoted in U.S. News and World Report, 2/12

Record number of candidates blocked from Iran election.

Sanam Vakil quoted in Arab News, 2/11

Does might make right? Individuals, ethics, and exceptionalism.

Francis J. Gavin wrote in War on the Rocks, 2/11

History, critical and patriotic.

Eliot Cohen wrote in Education Next, 2/11

This is how Reaganism and Thatcherism end.

Anne Applebaum wrote in The Atlantic, 2/10