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The rules-based order is over. FP’s new print magazine is a survival guide for navigating what comes next.

Read ‘How to Survive in a World Without Rules’—out now: https://t.co/qoi1n7FUCo

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Decades from now, we will look back on this conflict as a watershed event that fundamentally reshaped what had been bedrock principles of modern geopolitics, writes Kenneth M. Pollack. https://t.co/NkRjWsI0MQ

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World Brief: Israel prepares for fresh strikes on Iran, Serbian students hold final campaign rally, and a violent attack targets another Australian lawmaker. https://t.co/QeRksbxElM

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Market power is useful while Europe remains indispensable to the Chinese economy, but the balance is shifting quickly, writes Grégoire Roos. https://t.co/cm0Lg5GEv1

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Ukraine has now lost about two-thirds of its prewar electricity generation capacity. https://t.co/t6v36VyXi5

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Asylum-seekers in Israel have few places left to go as domestic politics turn against them and Western governments dismantle the asylum system that was supposed to protect them. https://t.co/BO7V5QePfY

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Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, who is retiring at the end of the year, has spent nearly two decades on Capitol Hill working in a bipartisan manner to strike modest compromises. https://t.co/zcru7rvACM

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What does Trump’s diesel deal say about his relationship with Russia? @AKendallTaylor explains that Moscow understands Trump’s mercurial nature, and they view this as a temporary opening “to try to pocket as many concessions as they can.”

Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/5CKbEcEyWr

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Brazil’s powerful Supreme Court is caught up in a swirling corruption probe. https://t.co/UKUBJ1a4Bl

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A key part of Beijing’s ambitious space strategy is building an integrated satellite network that rivals U.S. capacities. https://t.co/sHrRXR0Ho1

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A new rebel alliance in eastern Congo threatens to drag the rest of the country into a wider war. https://t.co/zZt5j3NcOF

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Trump’s intervention in Diego Garcia reinforces China’s narrative that Washington disregards the sovereignty of smaller states when its strategic interests are at stake. https://t.co/pgjzGatESL

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The upcoming Israeli election appears to be a straightforward referendum on the performance of Netanyahu, but it is much more complicated than that, writes @ShalomLipner. https://t.co/ljJoTC2RcG

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Rubio’s three-day trip to India is focused largely on commercial interests. https://t.co/t6gVg9iAic

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China’s exports grew by an astonishing 36.3 percent year-over-year in September, their biggest monthly jump since July 2010, thanks to the AI industry and the easing of trade tensions with the U.S. https://t.co/i4EVDop7vr

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Has Trump’s diplomacy taken the U.S. forward? Or undermined Washington’s standing worldwide? @VictoriaCoates and @ChrisCoons face off on the latest episode of Counterpoint: https://t.co/NBLRRTcdQl

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“Taking the gloves off” has done nothing to defeat Iran. https://t.co/iUkKfxhrlj

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The production and sale of drugs has long been a major source of revenue for armed groups in Myanmar, including the state military. https://t.co/PCPcXuWgvf

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Regular leader-level engagement keeps competition from becoming a self-reinforcing escalation. https://t.co/aly7SRYJFi

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Just days before Israel’s election, polls show neither of the two major blocs will win outright. https://t.co/5BZD5KWEh4

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A banking scandal has ensnared many members of Brazil’s political and business elite and is upending the country’s election. https://t.co/UKUBJ1a4Bl