Foreign and defense policy outlook

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January 16, 2025
The Dispatch

Hot ’n Cold Wars

By Jonah Goldberg | Hal Brands
Press
October 15, 2024

Discussing Israel and the upcoming US election: Rubin on “The Bill Martinez Show”

By Michael Rubin
One Pager
July 24, 2024

Managing Multipolarity: Coalition Building in a Fragmented World

By Zack Cooper | Connor Fiddler | Allison Schwartz | Emily Young Carr | Ben Noon
Report
world leaders gather for some diplomacy
July 24, 2024
American Enterprise Institute

Managing Multipolarity: Coalition Building in a Fragmented World

By Zack Cooper | Connor Fiddler | Allison Schwartz | Emily Young Carr | Ben Noon
Post
June 24, 2024
AEIdeas

US Investment in China: Treasury Fails, Deliberately

By Derek Scissors
Press
May 21, 2024

Discussing the efficacy and future of US foreign policy: Rohac on KSL NewsRadio’s ‘Inside Sources’

By Dalibor Rohac
Event
May 29, 2024

Lessons for an Unserious Superpower: The “Scoop” Jackson Legacy and US Foreign Policy

By Nicholas Eberstadt
Report
May 08, 2024
American Enterprise Institute

Building an Enduring Advantage in the Third Space Age

By Todd Harrison
Report
Chinese flag with military equipment
April 29, 2024
American Enterprise Institute

Keeping Up with the Pacing Threat: Unveiling the True Size of Beijing’s Military Spending

By Mackenzie Eaglen
Report
Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp, left, U.S. Sen. Henry "Scoop" Jackson, D-Wash., and former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter, right, all entered on Monday, March 2, 1976 in Florida's Democratic presidential primary at Miami, smile for cameramen before their public Broadcasting Corp. discussion on the Federal government's responsibility in social progress. (AP Photo)
April 04, 2024
American Enterprise Institute

Lessons for an Unserious Superpower: The “Scoop” Jackson Legacy and US Foreign Policy

By Nicholas Eberstadt
Post
February 07, 2024
AEIdeas

The Systemic Catch 22 Embedded in the Defense Acquisition System

By William C. Greenwalt
Multimedia
February 01, 2024
War on the Rocks

Net Assessment Podcast: Rating the Top Threats to US National Security

By Zack Cooper | Chris Preble | Melanie Marlowe
Op-Ed
January 31, 2024
9DashLine

US Strategy Could Force Friends to Hedge Against America

By Zack Cooper
Post
January 18, 2024
AEIdeas

America’s Incredible Shrinking Navy

By Mackenzie Eaglen
Op-Ed
The flags of China, U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party are displayed in a flag stall at the Yiwu Wholesale Market in Yiwu, Zhejiang province, China, May 10, 2019. REUTERS/Aly Song
December 15, 2023
ChinaFile

Does America Have an Endgame on China?

By Zack Cooper
Multimedia
November 14, 2023
War on the Rocks

The Net Assessment Crew Sits Down with Ryan

By Zack Cooper | Christopher Preble | Melanie Marlow | Ryan Evans
Post
November 13, 2023
AEIdeas

On Iran, This Is What Congress Must Do

By Danielle Pletka
Multimedia
November 06, 2023

Michael Beckley Speaks at a JFK Library Forum

By Michael Beckley | Kimberly Marten | Arturo Sarukhan | Ravi Agrawal
Journal Publication
October 25, 2023

American Strategy and the Liberal International Order

By Zack Cooper
Post
October 24, 2023
AEIdeas

Erdogan Gives Green Light for Sweden’s NATO Application—but Is It Completely Green?

By Elisabeth Braw
Op-Ed
October 24, 2023
US-China Perception Monitor

Chinese Experts on ‘Delusions of Détente’

By Michael Beckley | Shao Yuqun | Wei Zongyou | Diao Daming
Post
October 20, 2023
AEIdeas

Iran’s Hand in Attacks Targeting US, Israel

By Nicholas Carl | Brian Carter | Katherine Zimmerman
Multimedia
October 15, 2023

Discussing Australian Defense Policy: Zack Cooper on Australia in the World Podcast

By Zack Cooper | Darren Lim
Op-Ed
Visitors stand in front of an image of Chinese President Xi Jinping, at an exhibition titled "Forging Ahead in the New Era" during an organised media tour ahead of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, in Beijing, China October 12, 2022. REUTERS
October 08, 2023
Lawfare

The Dangers of Peak China

By Michael Beckley