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The looming Taiwan crisis
By Richard N. Haass - Feb 20,2019
NEW YORK — Much of lasting significance happened in 1979.
Agonising over Afghanistan
By Richard N. Haass - Feb 03,2019
NEW YORK — After more than 17 years, the time has come to accept two important truths about the war in Afghanistan. The first is that there will be no military victory by the government and its American and NATO partners.
Europe in disarray
By Richard N. Haass - Dec 15,2018
NEW YORK — It was not all that long ago, just a few years, as hard as that it is to believe, that Europe appeared to be the part of the world most closely resembling the end-of-history idyll depicted by Francis Fukuyama at the end of the Cold War.
Defining diplomacy down
By Richard N. Haass - Oct 27,2018
NEW YORK — Some 25 years ago, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a Harvard professor who in the course of his career served as United States ambassador to the United Nations and a US senator from New York, coined the phrase “Defining Deviancy Down”.
The West must face reality in Turkey
By Richard N. Haass - Aug 15,2018
NEW YORK — Now that Turkey is at loggerheads with its erstwhile ally, the United States, the country’s currency crisis has morphed into a political problem of the first order.
Summing up the Trump summits
By Richard N. Haass - Jul 31,2018
NEW YORK — US President Donald Trump’s summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Singapore and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki are history, as is the G-7 summit in Quebec and the NATO summit in Brussels.
Cold War II
By Richard N. Haass - Mar 31,2018
NEW YORK — The Cold War lasted four decades, in many ways both beginning and ending in Berlin.
Liberal world order, R.I.P.
By Richard N. Haass - Mar 25,2018
NEW DELHI — After a run of nearly one thousand years, quipped the French philosopher and writer Voltaire, the fading Holy Roman Empire was neither holy nor Roman nor an empire.
Trump goes to China
By Richard N. Haass - Nov 07,2017
US President Donald Trump is spending nearly two weeks in Asia, visiting Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
The US cannot go it alone on Iran
By Richard N. Haass - Oct 17,2017
US President Donald Trump has announced what was long anticipated: that he will not certify that Iran is complying with the July 2015 “Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action” (JCPOA) signed by the United States, China, Russia, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Iran.

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