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How AIPAC Learned from Genêt's Mistakes: Foreign Influence, Now with Better Lawyers. Part II
Nobody gets accused of privateering. Nobody gets expelled. The tools changed; the underlying function, mobilizing domestic resources on behalf of a foreign government’s preferred policy outcome, did not.
Can the European Parliament Repair Europe’s Broken China Policy?
As EU-China relations sink into mistrust, the European Parliament is attempting to reopen a political channel with Beijing. The question is whether Europe can move beyond bloc confrontation and recognize that engagement with China is not a concession but a strategic necessity in a changing world order.
Lessons from the U.S.–Israel–Iran War: Strategy, Illusion, and the Transformation of War
From Donald Trump to Benjamin Netanyahu, the U.S.–Israel war in Iran exposes not only strategic miscalculations but a deeper transformation in how wars are fought, justified, and prolonged. What if the real lesson is that power no longer guarantees control—and that escalation now replaces strategy?
