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Republican governor to consider new stay-at-home order 'if the numbers dictate it' You know what happened next. Revanchist movements utilizing terrorism arose in both Sunni (e.g. al Qaeda) and Shia (e.g. the Islamic Republic of Iran) forms. Vladimir Putin, who came to power in Russia, was not interested in cordial relations with the U.S. And then there was the People’s Republic of China. For decades, American leaders were confident that outreach, engagement and increasing economic interdependence would transform China’s Communist rulers into solid stakeholders in the international order. Slowly but surely, evidence to the contrary has been accumulating. Only those...
