| December 21, 2016 The Trump Doctrine: A Work in Progress The world is in a "frenzy of study," Henry Kissinger said in a recent interview. At home and abroad, strategists and pundits are trying to piece together a blueprint of American foreign policy under U.S. President-elect Donald Trump from a stream of tweets, some campaign slogans, a few eye-catching Cabinet picks, meetings at Trump Tower, and a pingpong match already underway with Beijing. Highbrow intellectualism can be a handicap in this exercise. This month only: 2-for-1 subscriptions. Learn more. SPECIAL EDITION A Stratfor Holiday Gift Guide With the holiday season in mind, we have compiled a list of 20 gift ideas to sharpen the mind and cast the world in a new light. Or watch this quick video of Stratfor Editor Evan Rees discussing three of our top picks. POLITICS The U.K. Plots Its Brexit Course Six months after the referendum, the British government is hammering out the details of its negotiating strategy. Plus: what this all means for the future of Europe. ENERGY TAPI: A Transnational Pipe Dream Until Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India can overcome the issues that have so far stalled its progress, the proposed pipeline connecting them will remain out of reach. FINANCE India's Economic Long Game The prime minister is making hefty economic sacrifices in the hopes of being re-elected. Plus, watch our Geographic Challenge video on India for more insights into the country (first published in 2014). Share this newsletter by forwarding it to your friends, family and colleagues. They can sign up here! Interested in advertising with Stratfor? Contact us at [email protected]. If you'd like to change the email address that receives this newsletter, please reply to this email with the old and new addresses and we will make the change for you. Thanks for reading Stratfor! | 