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While the agreement may survive at the end of negotiations, years of uncertainty, tariffs, and prolonged talks could reshape North American trade. The post The five stages of a USMCA shakeup appeared first on Atlantic Council.
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The flow of money into US politics is already harming democracy, and now, it’s about to get worse.
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The extent of China’s drone dominance — and how to decouple from it — has long been a source of debate and anxiety in Washington. Last month, the Wall Street Journal reignited controversy by publishing a visual analysis of military quadcopter components, exploring China’s advantages in parts manufac
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Tomorrow is the official end of the beginning for one of the most successful free-trade accords the world has ever known: the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, formerly known as Nafta. It is not, however, the end of North American free trade — in fact, far from it.
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Vice President JD Vance scolding Ukraine? Predictable. But the frontrunner for the 2028 Republican nomination reprimanding Israel? That hits differently — and he’s hardly the only prominent voice on the right with harsh words for the Jewish state lately.
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An event that was meant to celebrate an exceptional nation has been cornered by one man