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Top Foreign Affairs News

U.S. Pushes More African Countries to Accept Deported Migrants

US Immigration · United States

U.S. Pushes More African Countries to Accept Deported Migrants

47% Center coverage: 17 sources

As President Trump met Wednesday with the leaders of five West African countries, his administration was pushing them to accept migrants deported by the U.S. whose home countries refuse them or are slow to take them back, according to an internal document and current and former U.S. officials. See the Story

The Real AI Race

Technology · San Francisco

The Real AI Race

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

America needs more than innovation to compete with China.See the Story

Georgia’s Warning for Ukraine

Georgia · Georgia

Georgia’s Warning for Ukraine

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A cease-fire alone would hardly end Russia’s quest for dominance.Read Article

The Post-Iranian Middle East

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

America and Israel can build a new regional order.Israel · Israel Read Article

How Russia Could Exploit a Vacuum in Europe

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The dangers of a rapid drawdown in American forces.NATO · Russia Read Article

American Gun Violence Goes Global

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Its spread is distorting and diminishing U.S. soft power.United States · United States Read Article

AI and the Trust Revolution

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

How technology is transforming human connections.Artificial Intelligence · United States See the Story

What Drones Can—and Cannot—Do on the Battlefield

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Pentagon should learn from Israel and Ukraine.Drones · United States Read Article

The End of the Age of NGOs?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

How civil society lost its post–Cold War power.Human Rights · United States See the Story

The Fantasy of a Grand Bargain Between America and China

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Why deadlock is more likely than détente.United States · United States Read Article

An Industrial Policy With American Characteristics

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Competition between China and the United States has long been framed as a contest between two countries with opposite roles in the global economy: China as the world’s leading producer and the United States as the world’s leading consumer. Now, however, each country is attempting to become more like the other in a race to rebalance its economy. Can the United States substitute for lost production from China faster than China can substitute for l…Economy · United States Read Article

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