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A World Order in Churn

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By Zorawar Daulet Singh, Mathew Burrows, Robert Manning
| valdaiclub.com
As actors hedge and balance in an uncertain international system, India must embrace sovereignty by setting its sights on the Eurasian continent’s emerging multipolar architecture and pursuing close partnership with the two powers at the forefront of this architecture—Russia and China, writes Zorawar Daulet Singh, Adjunct Fellow at the Institute of Chinese Studies. Recently, Donald Trump posted what could only be described as a fawning description of his phone call with Xi Jinping.
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Elizabeth Saunders’ "The Insiders’ Game"

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By Mara E. Karlin, Mathew Burrows
| Texas National Security Review Verified
1. Shaping National Security Decisions: An Insider’s View of The Insiders’ Game Mara Karlin | DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/tns.00027 | Download PDF Elizabeth Saunders’s The Insiders’ Game offers a rich perspective regarding how legislators, military leaders, and high-ranking civilian officials shape national security decision-making. Elizabeth Saunders’s recent book, The Insiders’ Game, offers a positive contribution to the literature on war-making.
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Top 10 Risks for 2026 Include Trump, Gen Z Rebellion, and an Empowered Putin

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By Robert Manning, Mathew Burrows
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Every year since 2017, we have given our predictions for the greatest threats facing the world. If some of the top risks this year seem to echo those we anticipated for 2025, it is not that they are static, but that the peril continues, without reaching a denouement. The risks of a Trump presidency we feared have come faster and thicker than we envisioned of Gaza, Ukraine, and climate.
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