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We Are Still Fighting World War II

The Unsettled Legacy of the Conflict That Shaped Today’s Politics

By Antony Beevor

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America’s Most Dangerous Dependence

Washington Must Secure a Supply of Critical Minerals That China Doesn’t Control

By Heidi Crebo-Rediker

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India and Pakistan Are Perilously Close to the Brink

The Real Risk of Escalation in Kashmir

By Sushant Singh

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The Russia That Putin Made

Moscow, the West, and Coexistence Without Illusion

By Alexander Gabuev

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