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Syria’s challenges are even greater than those Libya faced in 2011

Syria faces more daunting challenges than Libya did in 2011, highlighted by deep social divisions, a devastated infrastructure, and a complex geopolitical landscape. The situation calls for cautious optimism as Syrians navigate a new political reality following the fall of the Assad regime, per commentary from Chatham House.

Nonpartisan

What Do U.S. Allies Really Contribute to the Costs of Global Security?

U.S. allies contribute more to global security than often perceived. Current NATO spending targets do not fully capture each country's capabilities and contributions, which differ widely, per commentary from RAND Corporation.

Center

Forecasting China’s strategy in the Middle East over the next four years

China is poised to strengthen its political and economic presence in the Middle East over the next four years. This engagement will be motivated primarily by a need to secure energy resources and enhance diplomatic relations, per commentary from Brookings.

Leans Left

Invading Mexico Will Not Solve the Cartel Problem

Invading Mexico will not effectively resolve the cartel problem and may worsen existing issues, such as migration and international relations. Military incursions could undermine bilateral cooperation and fail to yield strategic success, posing significant risks to U.S. interests, per commentary from Cato Institute.

Libertarian

Trump’s Foreign Policy: What To Expect From MAGA 2.0

Trump's foreign policy aims to reassert America's strength on the global stage while demanding accountability from allies and adversaries alike. By prioritizing an America-first agenda, Trump seeks to reshape international relations in favor of U.S. interests, per commentary from Heritage Foundation.  

Conservative

Can Maduro Pull off the Mother of All Electoral Frauds?

  • Ryan C. Berg and Christopher Hernandez-Roy at Center for Strategic and International Studies analyze that Venezuela's recent elections showcased a blatant electoral theft by President Maduro, who manipulated election conditions, barred opposition candidates, and used repression to secure a disputed victory over Edmundo González.

  • The article asserts that the Maduro regime’s fraudulent actions, including blocking international observations and harassing opposition supporters, risk severe international isolation and a possible constitutional crisis if vote tabulations are not transparently released, undermining any claims to democratic legitimacy.
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