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EVENT: IGA discusses new report on Americans’ views on US foreign policy

How do Americans want to engage with the world? On Tuesday, October 12th, IGA’s Independent America project held an event to discuss the findings of its new report, “Inflection Point: …

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Insecure: Spencer Ackerman on How the War on Terror Destabilized America

Inflection Point

Moscow Meddling: Terrell Jermaine Starr on Rightsizing the Russia Challenge

Unlikely Alliance: Ro Khanna and Peter Meijer on the Trans-Partisan Effort to End Endless War

Linked Destinies: Ryan Hass and Susan Thornton on the Dangers of Decoupling from China

In Spite of Hardliners: Barbara Slavin and John Glaser on Iran, the Bomb, and Prospects for a Deal

The World We’ve Made: Ben Rhodes on Hypocrisy, Hubris, and Humiliation

Democracy in Disarray

Illiberal Allies: James Goldgeier and Elmira Bayrasli on the Challenge of a Democracy Summit

Proven Right: Barbara Lee and the Prophecy of Forever Wars

Beyond the Pacific: Ian Bremmer on China’s Influence in Europe

If Americans want lasting peace in Afghanistan, we should leave by May 1

Foreign Minister Jorge Castaneda meeting with Colin Powell

Reflections From Mexico: Jorge Castañeda on America’s Neighborly Relations

Why Is It So Tough to Leave Afghanistan?

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Memories of Gitmo: Mohamedou Ould Slahi on His 14 Years at Guantanamo Bay Prison

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Should We Stay Or Should We Go? Laurel Miller & Adam Weinstein on Biden’s Afghanistan Dilemma

In Afghanistan, exit is only ‘responsible’ option

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and President Joe Biden at a meeting

Can Europe Defend Itself?: Barry Posen on the Need for NATO

A brighter future for all
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