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Print Issue No. 13: A New World Order
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March 2025
Recent Articles
The Myth of the Multipolar World
“Who needs allies?,” asked the cover of Foreign Affairs last summer. Adorned by an American Eagle, the title question was intentionally sarcastic, implying that American foreign policy simply cannot proceed alone. The issue’s contents, authored by a tired round-up of familiar names from the former foreign policy establishment, either derided notions of American unilateralism outright […]
India–Israel: A Strategic Convergence in a Changing World
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the Knesset represents a strategic inflection point in the evolution of India–Israel relations. Beyond symbolism, the visit signals the maturation of a partnership that increasingly bridges the Indo-Pacific and the Middle East — anchoring cooperation in defense, innovation, and shared democratic resilience at a moment when regional balances are […]
Daniel Runde on Iran, Gaza, and Cuba: Power, Pressure, and Political Change
In this wide-ranging conversation, Jacob Heilbrunn speaks with Daniel Runde (CSIS) about three major geopolitical arenas shaping today’s global landscape. From Iran and the strategic logic behind mounting pressure on the regime, to Gaza and the complex question of disarming Hamas and envisioning reconstruction, and finally to Cuba, where economic strain could trigger deeper political […]
