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Even as artists pull back, approval worries and economic anxieties get overridden by spectacle, faith, and turnout.
A hidden gap in learning outcomes is forcing boards to rethink admissions, support, and accountability now.
Foreign Affairs argues Tehran still loses strategically, with second-order effects rippling through regional stability and Western policy.
The policy reset does not erase the economic and regulatory bill. Decision-makers need to plan for the trade-offs now.
Conflict mediation is being reshaped by autocracies. The next deals may look different, with consequences decision-makers should expect.
Asian allies are converging on a blunt conclusion: only America can deter China, so they stay close to Washington.
A NATO and Iran-row escalation could reshape deterrence, signaling, and allied obligations in Europe.
A White House visit meant to cover Ukraine and trade gets pulled into the US-Israel-Iran escalation, with Germany drawing hard red lines.
