Intelligence diplomacy has proven an important tool at a time when instant global communications and pervasive social media mean that pre-framing issues is vital for shaping global opinion Jeremy Shapiro ECFR US
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American intelligence seems to know everything. It actually doesn't but it is getting better at using what it does know. Or at least that is what my latest Letter from Washington on the new(ish) US concept of intelligence diplomacy claims. ecfr.eu/article/letter…

The apparent omniscience of US intelligence is a valuable strategic asset. In this third installment of @ECFR’s Letters from Washington, Jeremy Shapiro sets out what Europeans can learn from the US intelligence community to boost their diplomatic arsenal. ecfr.eu/article/letter…

This weekend's Blue Blaze post: Daniel Byman analyzing the likelihood for war between Israel and Hezbollah. To read and to see recent posts by Jeremy Shapiro and me, subscribe here: blueblaze.substack.com

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Come to @ECFR Washington's inaugural event. Will the home fronts in Europe and the United States continue to support assistance to Ukraine? New public opinion polling data casts some doubt.
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I've embarked on a new adventure with Jeremy Shapiro, Daniel Byman, and Jonathan Kirshner. Subscribe and join our conversation about IR and US foreign policy!

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Join us on March 22, 4:00 pm CET, for our virtual #RoadToElection2024 event on Republican plans for an administrative overhaul during a second Trump administration with Dan Caldwell (Defense Priorities) and Jeremy Shapiro (ECFR). For more information visit buff.ly/48ZYRPj

Liberals across the West wonder why voters love Trump. They should wonder why we hate him. My new letter from Washington. ecfr.eu/article/letter…

Democracy is on the ballot in November. My first letter from Washington explains why the parties are willing to instrumentalize foreign policy, Ukraine and most anything to win the election in November. buff.ly/3OzoNdh

Delighted to join with ⁦Jeremy Shapiro⁩ in this essay on myths in U.S.-Russian relations. We don’t advise Moscow, but we do advise Washington to understand the Russian myth of America - and to substitute clarity of perception for the seductions of myth. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

On Monday, Donald Trump emerged victorious in the first 2024 Republican presidential contest in Iowa, solidifying his control over the GOP despite facing criminal charges as he seeks an election rematch against President Joe Biden. Re-read what the US elections mean for the🇪🇺👇

In this week’s episode, Jeremy Shapiro welcomes Michael Kofman and Gustav C. Gressel. What is the current state of the war? Whatever happened to Ukraine’s much-heralded counteroffensive?
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Who will win the battle to control the technologies of the future — the US, Europe, or China? Anu Bradford thinks it just might be Europe.

Our understanding of what the Republicans might actually do in foreign policy if they win next year. Some big changes.

The prospect of Donald Trump’s return to the US presidency has left three Republican tribes vying it out to fill in the details of his hazy foreign policy ambitions, wrtie Jeremy Shapiro and Majda Ruge. ECFR US
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In this week’s episode, Jeremy Shapiro welcomes senior policy fellow Kadri Liik & Valerie Hopkins, an international correspondent for The New York Times covering the war in Ukraine as well as Russia and the countries of the former Soviet Union. buff.ly/4aeyiIn

Mit 17 VertreterInnen aus Think Tanks, Wissenschaft und Zivilgesellschaft habe ich ein dezidiert nicht-parteipolitisches Unterstützungsschreiben für die Kandidatur von Janka Oertel unterschrieben. Ihre China-Expertise wäre ein großer Gewinn für das Europäische Parlament.

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