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1. www.bloomberg.com › opinion › articlesAmerica Has a New Axis of Evil to Prevent - Bloomberg

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   Jan 4, 2024 · Since Feb. 24, 2022, and especially since Oct. 7, 2023, a specter has haunted the world and worried US President Joe Biden in particular: Will Russia’s war against Ukraine, or Israel’s against...

   • Author: Andreas Kluth

2. www.atlanticcouncil.org › content-seriesOn D-Day, beware the ‘new axis’ - Atlantic Council

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   Jun 6, 2024 · It’s time to recognize collectively, as the historian and diplomat Philip Zelikow writes in a new, must-read essay in Texas National Security Review, that the United States and its allies confront “a purposeful set of powerful adversaries” in China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

3. www.atlanticcouncil.org › blogs › new-atlanticistCongressman Mike Turner on how the ‘emerging axis of evil ...

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   1 day ago · Turner said that “China is the most significant threat” that the United States faces, but he added that the “most immediate threat” to US interests is the “emerging axis of evil,” referring to increasing defense and economic cooperation among Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.

4. www.newstatesman.com › international-politics › 2024The rise of a new axis

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   Jun 6, 2024 · It may be that the US faces a new axis, but that does not mean this collection of states will always act in concert or that their interests will always align. In practise, that may not make much difference if China decided to go for a big push against Taiwan.

5. www.csis.org › analysis › four-scenariosFour Scenarios for Geopolitical Order in 2025-2030: What Will ...

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   Sep 16, 2020 · The scenarios center on the relative power and influence of the United States and China and the interaction between them, along with detailed consideration of other major U.S. allies and adversaries within each of four worlds.

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6. www.cfr.org › blog › election-2024-united-statesElection 2024: Is the United States Ready to Confront the ...

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   Collaboration among axis members makes it harder for the United States to achieve its foreign policy objectives—as the war in Ukraine shows.

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   Is the US facing a new axis?

   • It may be that the US faces a new axis, but that does not mean this collection of states will always act in concert or that their interests will always align. In practise, that may not make much difference if China decided to go for a big push against Taiwan.

   The rise of a new axis - New Statesman

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   What is Washington's New axis strategy?

   • A new strategy will require the United States to bolster its spending on defense, foreign aid, diplomacy, and strategic communications. Washington must direct aid to the frontlines of conflict between the axis and the West—including assistance to Israel, Taiwan, and Ukraine, all of which face encroachment by axis members.

   The Axis of Upheaval - Foreign Affairs

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   Are the leaders of the new Axis feeling their way?

   • The leaders of the new axis are “feeling their way”. Zelikow describes them as “wondering if it is their historical mission to usher in a new age of what they may think of as necessary violence”.

   The rise of a new axis - New Statesman

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   Why do Axis members weaken international support for US positions?

   • Parallel efforts by axis members in the information domain further weaken international support for U.S. positions. China, Iran, and North Korea either defended or avoided explicitly condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and they all parroted the Kremlin in accusing NATO of inciting the war.

   The Axis of Upheaval - Foreign Affairs

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   Can the United States shape the behavior of China?

   • Notably, the United States could find sustained advantage in shaping the behavior of China through its allies and partners but only when it was willing to engage multilaterally and when other nations made the cost-benefit calculus that supporting a world under greater U.S. leadership would be preferable to a China-led or non-aligned order.

   Four Scenarios for Geopolitical Order in 2025-2030: What Will Great

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   What is a new axis of upheaval?

   • The four powers increasingly identify common interests, match up their rhetoric, and coordinate their military and diplomatic activities. Their convergence is creating a new axis of upheaval—a development that is fundamentally altering the geopolitical landscape. Stay informed. In-depth analysis delivered weekly.

   The Axis of Upheaval - Foreign Affairs

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8. www.foreignaffairs.com › china › axis-upheavalThe Axis of Upheaval: How America’s Adversaries Are Uniting ...

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   Apr 23, 2024 · A new strategy will require the United States to bolster its spending on defense, foreign aid, diplomacy, and strategic communications. Washington must direct aid to the frontlines of conflict between the axis and the West—including assistance to Israel, Taiwan, and Ukraine, all of which face encroachment by axis members.