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foreignpolicy.com

Is Washington expecting too much of New Delhi? Is India somehow taking advantage of a moment when the United States is preoccupied with competition with China? Ahead of Modi’s visit to the United States, FP’s editor in chief interviewed Ashley J. Tellis, a former U.S. policymaker and longtime watcher of U.S.-India relations. Tellis is the Tata chair for strategic affairs and a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

cfr.org

Understand the war in Ukraine and track the latest developments on the Global Conflict Tracker from the Center for Preventive Action.

brookings.edu

It is critical that the U.S. delineates clear lines setting forth when they will use payment system access as a weapon, writes Aaron Klein.

carnegieendowment.org

Emerging AI technologies are entangling with a crisis in democracy.

thediplomat.com

Going beyond other agreements, the Australia-U.S. Framework attempts to define what the future of mining will look like.

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warontherocks.com

On June 4, Ukraine launched its long-awaited offensive. The operation has proven to be a test of Ukrainian determination and adaptation. Despite stiff

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economist.com

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ft.com

From industrial-scale fraud factories to influence operations and underground banking, Chinese organised crime groups are revolutionising law enforcement's understanding of transnational crime. The FT's Ben Marino reports on the globalisation of scamming syndicates and the proliferation of crime-as-a-service tools.