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US should invest in relationships, not more guns

President Biden plans to increase defense spending by four percent annually through 2025, following a similar increase last year will not help the United States confront Russia or compete with China, and it may hurt the American economy.

Germany’s Identity Crisis: European Security After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Fuel to the Fire: Diego Luna and Ernesto López Portillo on the Rise of Militarism in Mexico

Why we should put a freeze on Arctic militarization

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

The Real “China Challenge” Facing the US

The Perils of America’s Posture

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

An aerial view of the Pentagon

Will Biden Kick the Country’s Defense Spending Habit?

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

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

Why Biden should not support Georgia’s ascension to NATO

American Supremacy: Stephen Wertheim on the Decision for Military Dominance

The New US-China Contest For Influence in Asia

The Atomic Bomb’s First Victims: Beata Tsosie-Pena & Jay Coghlan on Downwinders

The true cost of a new confrontation with China

The Burden of American Power: Peter Beinart on Hubris, Humility, and War

China Rising Part 2: Jacob Stokes and Ali Wyne on Whether America is Manufacturing an Enemy

It’s Not Just Trump. The American People Are Skeptical of NATO, Too.

Maximum Flexibility? Joe Cirincione on Nuclear Restraint

Deploying Empathy: Michael Ventura & Justin Bokmeyer on Perspective-Taking in the Armed Forces

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