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Today

China Pledges a Trade Fight to the End

China adapts strategy to tariffs

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by James Palmer / 3h

China Brief on Beijing’s response to Trump’s tariff increases.

Ukraine Agrees to U.S.-Led Cease-Fire Proposal

by Alexandra Sharp / 3h

The United States will immediately lift its pause on military aid and intelligence-sharing to Kyiv.

China Leans Into Trade War

China adapts strategy to tariffs

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by James Palmer / 3h

Officials in Beijing might be prepared to fight to the end, but is the Chinese public?

Yesterday

Germany Is Rethinking Everything Nuclear

21by Thorsten Benner / 17h

Berlin is rapidly reconsidering its nuclear weapons posture.

Canada’s Liberal Party Elects Mark Carney as Next Prime Minister

by Alexandra Sharp / 1d

The former central banker plans to tackle U.S. tariffs with retaliatory measures.

Europe Wonders if Trump Can Be Trusted With Intelligence

Allies reconsider intel sharing with US

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55by Luke McGee / 1d

Long-standing alliances are threatened by a chaotic White House.

Canada’s New Leader Is Ready to Fight Trump

37by Justin Ling / 1d

Mark Carney rode a wave of national pride to replace Justin Trudeau, but elections loom.

USAID Purge Ends With 83 Percent of Programs Canceled

USAID programs face major cuts

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22by Christina Lu / 1d

After weeks of uncertainty, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the final tally of cuts.

Is the World Overreacting to Trump?

29by Emma Ashford and Matthew Kroenig / 1d

Washington’s Ukraine policy might yield a truce—but tariffs and territorial threats to neighbors could do long-term damage.

Comrade Trump

100+by Edward Lucas / 1d

Why he’s acting exactly like a Russian asset would.

What Is Trump’s China Policy?

by Ravi Agrawal / 1d

Biden policymaker Rush Doshi on changes in the White House and why Beijing may be more likely to attack Taiwan.

Russia Is Only Winning Inside Trump’s Head

100+by Alexey Kovalev / 1d

As Russians will tell you, the reality on the ground looks very, very different.

The U.K. Pivot to AI Is Doomed From the Start

by David Gerard / 1d

Technology can’t provide the economic miracle Starmer wants.

How Trump Created a South African Team of Rivals

Trump cuts funding for South Africa

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25by Imraan Buccus / 1d

Pressure from Washington has united long-standing political enemies and cemented the government of national unity.

What I Got Wrong About Trump’s Second Term

70by Stephen M. Walt / 1d

I didn’t entirely see this coming. Here’s why.

Britain’s Abusive New Relationship With America

by John Kampfner / 1d

Keir Starmer is getting used to his very uncomfortable role in Donald Trump’s world.

Mar 9, 2025

Is Social Security a ‘Ponzi Scheme’?

by Julian E. Zelizer / 1d

To all retired Americans, its benefits are very real.

How the Pandemic Shaped the World

by Chloe Hadavas / 2d

What COVID-19 did—and didn’t—change.

Mar 7, 2025

Why Isn’t China Playing Trump’s Game?

China adapts strategy to tariffs

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66by Lili Pike / 4d

Beijing has opted for defiance instead of flattery. Will the strategy backfire?

Trump Threatens Russia With Sanctions Over Recent Ukraine Attack

Trump comments on Ukraine war

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100+by Alexandra Sharp / 4d

But the U.S. president stopped short of denouncing Moscow’s large-scale attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

Trump Threatens to Sanction Moscow

by Alexandra Sharp / 4d

But the U.S. president stopped short of denouncing Russia’s large-scale attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

Street Protests Aren’t Enough to Transform Serbia

Thousands protest Serbian government in Nis

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by Aleks Eror / 4d

To topple Vucic, student activists must look to the ballot box.

How Wagner Cut Its Teeth in Syria

by John A. Lechner / 4d

Russian mercenaries weren’t always welcomed by the state, but their fighting on behalf of Bashar al-Assad was a prelude to Ukraine.

Trump Goes All in on Crypto

100+by Rishi Iyengar / 4d

The U.S. president has embraced digital currencies after years of skepticism.

A Show About Nothing, This Time From Japan

by Jordan Hoffman / 4d

‘Asura’ is impervious to a succinct pitch, which might be why too few people have seen it.

The Novels We’re Reading in March

by Chloe Hadavas and Allison Meakem / 4d

From a killing in the West Bank to horror in a postapocalyptic convent.

Heavy Industry Is Europe’s Trump Card

100+by Sander Tordoir / 4d

The continent has an upper hand in its looming security competition with the United States.

Trump Can Work Dinner Table Deals Without Leaving Home

by Johanna Mendelson Forman / 4d

The U.S. can lead the way in culinary diplomacy—at Mar-a-Lago.

On Ukraine, Split the Difference Between Trump and Biden

30by Michael Hirsh / 4d

One U.S. president deferred too much to Zelensky, while the other is trying to dictate terms.

It’s Time for a New Trans-Atlantic Bargain

83by Ivo H. Daalder / 4d

Europe should take primary responsibility for its security, but the United States needs to deliver key assurances to allow such a transition.

Mar 6, 2025