Repairing the World

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The Imperative—and Limits—of a Post-Trump Foreign Policy

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Trump Won’t Be the Last American Populist

The Conditions That Produced Him Need to Be Understood to Be Addressed

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Ethiopia’s Dangerous Slide Toward Civil War

Conflict in Africa’s Second Most Populous Nation Bodes Ill for the Continent

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America’s Treacherous Transition

How Trump’s Recalcitrance Threatens U.S. National Security

By Ivo H. Daalder and James M. Lindsay

Big Tech Can Help Bring War Criminals to Justice

Social Media Companies Need to Preserve Evidence of Abuse

By Alexa Koenig

To Save the Iran Nuclear Deal, Think Bigger

Biden Should Refuse to Let Trump Define His Options

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