A Star Is Born
By Tom Holland
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Rome's first emperor was a master of political theater.
Vol 2, No 2 / April 28, 2016
From Gorbachev to Putin
An Interview with Amb. Jack Matlock
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Reagan didn't "win" the Cold War, says a veteran diplomat and analyst -- he and Gorbachev ended it so that everybody benefited.
Vol 2, No 1 / March 2, 2016
World on Fire
An Interview with Elliott Abrams
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The terror attacks in Israel, Beirut, and Paris and the expanding reach of ISIS all raise a major question: what is the future of American leadership?
Vol 1, No 6 / December 11, 2015
It's Complicated: Dennis Ross's Doomed to Succeed
By Sam Munson
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A new book sheds light on the U.S.-Israel relationship and argues that it may be less of a problem in the Middle East than is believed.
Vol 1, No 6 / December 11, 2015
Globe Trotter
An Interview with Alexander Downer
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A high-level diplomat provides unique insights on the Asia-Pacific macro picture, ISIS, the E.U., and other major geostrategic questions.
Vol 1, No 5 / October 5, 2015
Exit Strategy: Pepi II and the Problems of Longevity
By Richard Hurowitz
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An Egyptian king's 94-year reign brought his country to the edge of ruin.
Vol 1, No 5 / October 5, 2015
Looking East: The Future of Asia and Free Trade
An Interview with Charlene Barshefsky
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership is going to change the world. Here, one of the foremost experts on global trade lays out the consequences.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
Prosperity for All
An Interview with Arthur Laffer
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A legendary economist explains why you can't tax your way to prosperity -- and why he's optimistic about the future.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
Caesar and the Dangers of Forgiveness
By Barry Strauss
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The Roman dictator learned the hard way that mercy towards your enemies can be very dangerous.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
July 29 Conference Call with Rafael Bardaji
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July 29, 2015
