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Everyone Got Pete Hegseth Wrong (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. While I’ve done a decent job of predicting the overall arc of U.S. President Donald Trump’s foreign policy, I’ve also gotten some things profoundly wrong. For example, I—like many in Washington—thought we were headed into a new period of tension and competition with China. Worse, I told a journalist last year that I didn’t think Trump wanted a war with Iran, a mistake that has prompted me to reconsider not just Trump’s approach to Iran, but my understan
Everyone Got Pete Hegseth Wrong (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. While I’ve done a decent job of predicting the overall arc of U.S. President Donald Trump’s foreign policy, I’ve also gotten some things profoundly wrong. For example, I—like many in Washington—thought we were headed into a new period of tension and competition with China. Worse, I told a journalist last year that I didn’t think Trump wanted a war with Iran, a mistake that has prompted me to reconsider not just Trump’s approach to Iran, but my understan
The ‘Stability-Instability Paradox’ Comes for Markets (opens the original)
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The impasse in U.S. President Donald Trump’s war against Iran has now lasted for so long that even jokes about Groundhog Day have grown stale. Recent months have seen rounds of punishing airstrikes, followed by announcements that peace talks are resuming. None of this has moved the needle. Now the administration has returned to another dated strategy: maximum economic pressure, or as U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has put it, an “economic D-Day” against which Iran cannot hope to stand. Th
The ‘Stability-Instability Paradox’ Comes for Markets (opens the original)
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The impasse in U.S. President Donald Trump’s war against Iran has now lasted for so long that even jokes about Groundhog Day have grown stale. Recent months have seen rounds of punishing airstrikes, followed by announcements that peace talks are resuming. None of this has moved the needle. Now the administration has returned to another dated strategy: maximum economic pressure, or as U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has put it, an “economic D-Day” against which Iran cannot hope to stand. Th
The Aspen Security Forum Is the Land Time Forgot (opens the original)
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In the 1974 film The Land That Time Forgot, the crew of a British ship torpedoed by a German U-boat in World War I crash upon the shores of a mysterious island. Though preoccupied with their ongoing geopolitical struggle, the British and Germans quickly discover something even stranger: a world full of dinosaurs and cavemen, untouched by the modern world or the passage of time, preserved perfectly in amber like a fossil. At last week’s Aspen Security Forum, the dinosaurs were certainly less wond
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