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The End of Moderate Conservatism: Foreign and Domestic Ramifications

As a tumultuous year comes to a close, Senior Fellow Iskander Rehman takes a deep look at some of the

“After the Election, Germany’s Democracy Faces its Hardest Test Since 1949” | The Washington Post “Revenge of the East? How Anger

The Pell Center at Salve Regina University has announced a variety of events for the Fall 2017 semester, with topics

According to the U.S. intelligence community, Russia intervened in America’s 2016 presidential campaign to benefit one candidate. As shocking as

Trump’s Team of Rivals: Riven By Distrust | Foreign Policy Building Situations of Strength: A National Security Strategy for the United

The Aspiring Novelist Who Became Obama’s Foreign-Policy Guru | New York Times 10 Problems with that New York Times Magazine

Just how much do these men have in common?

Russia’s hybrid interference in Germany’s refugee policy | European Council on Foreign Relations Navy aircraft returning to former Cold

President Obama: the 60 Minutes Interview | CBS News Rift in Obama administration over Putin | Politico Who is a Better