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Is the US thinking straight about Taiwan?

26 July 2022

12:46 AM

26 July 2022

12:46 AM

As the Tory leadership candidates tussle over China, it is well worth reading this essay by the US strategist Hal Brands, who says that contrary to the common perception, the first world war did not happen by accident. Rather it was a product of ‘a determined but anxious Germany… willing to take risks to achieve goals it could not attain through peaceful means.

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