Foreign Policy
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The threats of the next 25 years won’t look like the threats of the last 25. American foreign policy is in flux. New technologies are changing how wars are fought and economies are built. The old playbooks need updating.
Our team is focused on shaping a foreign policy that keeps Americans safer at home and better able to compete on the world stage. This includes strong alliances and diplomacy, a military ready to deter tomorrow’s conflicts, power used with discipline, and economic strength at home. Our foreign policy should keep Americans safe, keep our economy strong, and keep us ready for whatever comes next.
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Trump’s Failure in Iran: A Foolish War Waged by a Foolish President with Americans Paying the Price
Robert Nelson, Mary Sagatelova
Trump Is Laying the Groundwork to Attack Cuba. Democrats Should Push Back.
Robert Nelson, Sumona Guha
Democrats aren’t winning the foreign policy argument, group says (external link)
Calm in Crisis, Clear in Purpose: Americans Want a New Foreign Policy Direction
Mary Sagatelova, Sumona Guha
The DOGE Time Bombs
Elaine C. Kamarck
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Democrats need to revamp message following Trump foreign policy moves: Think tank (external link)
Will Trump Give Away the Farm in Beijing?
Sumona Guha, Mary Sagatelova
Americans Want to Outperform China, Not Fight It
Mary Sagatelova, Sumona Guha
Kyiv’s drones get new love in Washington (external link)
Sumona Guha
Third Way's Jim Kessler: The World Saw That Iran Made America Stop, That "Trump Backed Down" (external link)
Jim Kessler