The friendly contours of the post–Cold War system have given way to a darker and more challenging environment.
“THE ESSENCE of a revolution is that it appears to contemporaries as a series of more or less unrelated upheavals,” Henry Kissinger wrote in…
“But the crises which form the headlines of the day are symptoms of deep-seated…
Kissinger wrote this passage as the postwar international system was coming under unprecedented strain, with profound shifts in the…