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The March/April issue of Foreign Affairs is available online today. The magazine covers everything from the United Kingdom’s shaky future to how the United States should adjust its Iran strategy. It features leading scholars and thinkers on the biggest issues shaping geopolitics today, including Dan Wang on how China became a major tech power and Dara Massicot on the reasons behind the Russian military’s poor performance on the battlefield in Ukraine. Start reading below:

Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, argues that technological innovation will increasingly determine a country’s ability to project international power—and that harnessing this trend is essential for managing U.S.-Chinese competition.
Samantha Power, the head of USAID, discusses how pro-democracy initiatives can better fight corruption, inequality, and the rise of digital authoritarianism.
Fintan O’Toole discusses the future of the United Kingdom—and assesses the forces that threaten to break the country apart.
Patrick Radden Keefe explores the dangers of excessive government secrecy, and argues that overclassification is out of control.

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