Russia Policy Monitor No. 2663
An Energy Crisis In Russia's Moldovan Enclave;
How The Kremlin Is Combatting Demographic Decline;
Is Moscow Battling Back In Kursk?;
Russia's Ailing Economy
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China Policy Monitor No. 1621
University Of Michigan Cuts Ties With Shanghai Jiao Tong University;
Chinese Owned Ship Suspected Of Cutting Taiwan's Undersea Cable;
China Works With Gangs To Gain Intelligence On Taiwan;
China'S Population Falls For A Third Straight Year;
U.S. Sanctions On Russia's "Shadow Fleet" Push Up China's Costs
Does the World Care About Gaza’s Future Under Hamas?
But lest anyone believe that Israel’s detractors in the region and across the world really care about innocent Gazans, events on the ground since the ceasefire took effect show that’s truly a farcical notion.
China’s AI Ambitions and U.S. Competition
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform economies, reshape societies, and redefine what it means to be a global power. China’s pursuit of AI advancement poses a challenge to U.S. interests.
In Foreign Policy, Half-Measures Won’t Do
When scholars look back at the foreign policy of the last administration, they’re liable to conclude that the “Biden Doctrine,” to the extent that there was one, wasn’t an elaborate, ambitious and well-thought-out affair, the way some pundits have suggested. Rather, it was a series of tactical responses to world events — responses that were ultimately undermined by the White House’s fear of adverse consequences.