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Policy Memo

Prioritize Substance Over Symbolism in the U.S.-Taiwan Relationship

The Trump administration must support a strong partnership with Taiwan, while avoiding actions that will destabilize or raise tensions in the Taiwan Strait

Pamela Kennedy

Policy Memo

Biden’s Foreign Policy Legacy: A Troubled Interregnum

As the limits of U.S. power became more obvious, the Biden administration sought to perpetuate a fading primacy

Robert A. Manning • Mathew Burrows

Policy Memo

Rethink US Grand Strategy

In an increasingly multipolar world, U.S. policy must lean into rebuilding at home and shifting the burden to capable allies abroad

Christopher Preble

Report

Broken Pivot: Examining Changes to the U.S. Diplomatic Footprint in the Indo-Pacific

The United States has not invested in nor deployed the diplomatic resources necessary to advance its interests in the Indo-Pacific region

Evan Cooper • Mir Mohiuddin • Lucas Ruiz ...

Policy Memo

Are Tariffs the Best Way To Address Green Tech Overcapacity?

China’s overproduction of green technologies create concerns but could also ameliorate climate risks

Ansgar Baums • Thomas Ramge

Op-Ed

Do U.S. Voters Even Care About Foreign Policy?

The parties seem to be realigning on questions of war and peace, but it’s not clear how consequential the results will be for anxious allies in Europe and Asia

Emma Ashford • Matthew Kroenig

Issue Brief

Great Power Competition Shouldn’t Drive US Policy in the Middle East

Evaluating China’s ambitions in the Middle East — and their implications for U.S. interests

Christopher Preble • Will A. Smith

Policy Memo

EU Defense: This Time Might Be Different

Recent initiatives to bolster European defense are steps in the right direction and the U.S. should be supportive

Nevada Joan Lee