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The Insane (Il)logic of nuclear brinksmanship
New op-ed in from James Traub, senior fellow at CIC on how "Ukraine’s Washington-led alliance may have no choice but to proceed, as carefully and consciously as possible, down the steep and slippery slope of brinksmanship."
Read the full article in Foreign Policy.