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The Gulf's Institutional Architecture
How Saudi Arabia and the UAE built freedom of action between Washington and Beijing
Jul 7
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Erika Lafrennie
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China This Week: Strategic Moves and Messaging
June 26 – July 2, 2026
Jul 3
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Erika Lafrennie
One Year of Watching China: What the Pattern Reveals About Power
What a year of tracking Beijing’s moves revealed about governance warfare, strategic competition, and the architecture of power.
Jul 1
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Erika Lafrennie
June 2026
250 Years of Power, and What America Forgot
The United States built a governance architecture unlike any in modern history. On its 250th birthday, it may no longer recognize its greatest strategic…
Jun 30
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Erika Lafrennie
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China This Week: Strategic Moves and Messaging
June 19 – June 25, 2026
Jun 26
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Erika Lafrennie
Lebanon's Architecture of Dependence
What Happens When a Parallel State Is Dismantled but Not Replaced
Jun 23
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Erika Lafrennie
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China This Week: Strategic Moves and Messaging
June 12 – June 18, 2026
Jun 19
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Erika Lafrennie
Ethiopia’s Architecture of Instability
How Administrative Terrain Turns Politics into War
Jun 16
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Erika Lafrennie
China This Week: Strategic Moves and Messaging
June 5 – June 11, 2026
Jun 12
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Erika Lafrennie
Field Observation: Cuba Is Already Falling
How Washington is defeating Havana through executive orders, compliance architectures, and payment networks without firing a shot.
Jun 10
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Erika Lafrennie
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The Ceasefire Is the Next Front
Why Ukraine’s most dangerous phase may begin after the shooting pauses
Jun 9
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Erika Lafrennie
1
China This Week: Strategic Moves and Messaging
May 29 – June 4, 2026
Jun 5
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Erika Lafrennie
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