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    What does it mean when the rules that had quietly structured political life until now are rendered obsolete? In FP’s latest print package, our writers and contributors survey the extent of the damage.
    FP's Summer 2026 Print Magazine: The End of the World as We Know It
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    Washington’s South Asia policy is becoming muddled because Trump himself has been unable or unwilling to offer consistency, let alone strategic clarity, Derek Grossman argues.
    Trump’s Freewheeling India Envoy Muddles South Asia Policy
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    Recent developments suggest that both the U.S. and Chinese governments increasingly recognize AI safety and security as a strategic issue. Unfortunately, this convergence has been accompanied by growing strategic mistrust, Xiao Qian writes.
    Beijing and Washington Can Build AI Safety Despite Mutual Distrust
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    In Jordan, the Gaza war and newer Israeli advances into Lebanon and Syria have ratcheted fears of annexation of the West Bank, Sean Yom writes.
    Jordan Sees Bigger Threat From Israel Than Iran
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    The combination of a China shock and multiple cases of AIs gone rogue, set against the backdrop of a growing populist backlash, have forced a moment of truth that calls into question the foundational assumptions guiding U.S. development and regulation of AI, Robert A. Manning and
    China’s Success Is Forcing a U.S. AI Rethink
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