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Don't miss your chance to subscribe to Foreign Affairsat a limited time discount and receive our November/December 2024 issue. It includes a special package on the future of conflict, featuring Mara Karlin on the return of total war, Erik Lin-Greenberg on how leaders can avoid escalation, Oriana Skylar Mastro on the military logic of China’s autocratic partnerships, and Michael Horowitz on how technology is remaking war. The issue also covers:

America’s Strategy of Renewal

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken reflects on the Biden administration’s foreign policy track record.

The Fight for a New Israel

Dahlia Scheindlin discusses how to restore Israeli democracy.

The Upside to Uncertainty on Taiwan

James Steinberg weighs the U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity toward Taiwan.

The New Battle for the Middle East

Karim Sadjadpour examines Saudi Arabia’s and Iran’s clashing regional visions.

Books & Reviews

In a review of “Reagan: His Life and Legend” by Max Boot, Susan Glasser explores the fight over the legacy of the conservative hero in the era of Donald Trump.

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