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A guide to global tilts
Clayton Collins
As the United States watches its next administration take shape, political game boards and subterfuge unfold in Syria, the Baltic Sea – and everywhere sitting governments have been unseated of late, something that has happened in more countries than you might think. Today, our writers unpack three stories of international risks and reactions. They weave a remarkable array of perspectives and motives.
