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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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Modern Warfare 4 has killed the special forces hero paradigm, a myth Call of Duty itself did much to promote. https://t.co/eUdbhOmf0e

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Last week, Indonesia’s former chief of police and Presidential Chief of Staff Gen. Listyo Sigit Prabowo and two other police generals were arrested on suspicion of wiretapping President Prabowo Subianto. https://t.co/Xrb0kleaqH

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A new graphic novel makes the case that we’ve been here before. https://t.co/bzKE8Zd8pY

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Ocean-based climate solutions could deliver more than 1/3 of the annual emissions reductions needed by 2050 to limit global warming.

FP Analytics’ brief, produced with Oceans5 support, explores pathways to realize this potential.

Read more: https://t.co/Y16TE1G0E4

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In putting all his eggs into the Republican basket, Netanyahu has wrecked U.S. bipartisan support for Israel. https://t.co/p5UdjPsmCC

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How have financial markets reacted to Israel’s election results? Columnist @adam_tooze discusses what he calls Israel’s “techno-industrial project” and the market reaction to the lack of clarity coming out of this election. https://t.co/XHdxHPjB8e

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Both Nvidia and the White House seemingly knew about the risks surrounding Alice Huang for months. https://t.co/f4WaPgDUqW

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Bloody and chaotic events like the Iran war induce fantasies of comprehensive change, but reality keeps coming up short. https://t.co/K26cfXnBE0

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For the first time in living memory, U.S. voters cited corruption as their leading concern in last week’s midterm elections.
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The Republican Party managed to block an attempt to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth this week. I'm curious what happens next here. Are you confident that a new House will try to impeach Hegseth?

@RepJasonCrow: Well, it's my opinion that we should, and I've been very clear to my colleagues and to leadership about that.

And you know, I have a great disdain for Pete Hegseth, but it's not about that for me. What it's about for me is the fact that our men and women in uniform right now, our million-plus service members who are at risk, have a failed leader at the helm of the Department of Defense, who's not just incompetent, but is also corrupt, and is trying to change the the face and the culture of the military to match his own vision.

So long as he is at the perch at the Pentagon, I will do everything possible to get him removed because our service members deserve nothing less.

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Happening now: @RepJasonCrow joins FP Live for a discussion about the Democrats’ vision and what areas of Trump’s policies they might challenge in Congress.

Watch the live interview here: https://t.co/5Sl7Fx23id

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Do you see a path forward in Iran?

@RepJasonCrow: Diplomacy is really the only way here. We can't bomb our way to a resolution. That will never work.

The Iranian regime is built to withstand that, built to resist that, and our largest adversaries in Russia and China are just so happy that we are tied up in spending our stockpiles, our money, our attention in Iran, and not paying attention to what's going on in the Pacific, not paying attention to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The only way out of this is to put together an international coalition of partners who will make sure that we're protecting the region, protecting the Straits of Hormuz—ensuring free passageway, and respecting navigation rights—and preventing Iran from having a nuclear weapon. That's what we did before, and that's what we can continue to do.

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The results of the U.S. midterm elections appear to point to a liberal world that is belatedly finding a way of standing up to the far right, writes John Kampfner. https://t.co/NC7kYUKjZr

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The average age of the 15 departing U.S. senators is 70 years old. Their replacements are coming in at roughly age 55. https://t.co/HPV5tbsLZ9

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Current snapshots offer a warning for what could come as the full force of El Niño crashes into a global economy that is already battered by the Iran war and months of trade turmoil. https://t.co/cmnZclUeTT

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Seven sub-themes, one theme: Redefining Global Trust. Explore the conversations shaping @DohaForum 2026, taking place on 5-6 December.

Learn more: https://t.co/7NSMf4EvsZ

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Export restrictions on Nvidia’s most advanced chips—particularly to China—have become a cornerstone of U.S. technology policy. https://t.co/1DwcOS3gtm

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The Iran war is the latest example of Washington disregarding intelligence—and suffering the consequences. https://t.co/Yquq9ytDZ7

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A change bloc plus Arab parties would likely have deep ideological fault lines. https://t.co/mK59xMXjTj