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Policy Roundup: December 2025
Welcome to the December edition of FSI's Policy Roundup. This month, we're bringing you a special roundup that showcases analysis our scholars have provided throughout 2025 on pressing policy issues around the globe.
Take a deeper dive into our roundup of Roundups using the links below, and stay tuned for more analysis and research in 2026. Happy holidays!
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- The Case for Paring America’s Nukes by Oriana Skylar Mastro
- What Stops Democracy from Backsliding? by Larry Diamond
- Foreign Aid Sanctions Set Back Decades of Progress on Maternal, Child Mortality by Ruth Gibson and Paul H. Wise
- Delivering for Democracy: Why Results Matter by Francis Fukuyama and Beatriz Magaloni
- The Conventional Balance of Terror by James Fearon
- Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Weapons: A Commonsense Approach to Understanding Costs and Benefits by Herbert Lin
- The Real AI Race by Colin Kahl
- Global Banking Rules Are Failing Emerging Markets by Peter Blair Henry
- Lawless State Capitalism Is No Answer to China’s Rise by Curtis Milhaupt
- Highlighting Solutions to the Wildfire Crisis by Marshall Burke
- Why This Isn't a New Cold War by Michael McFaul
- Getting the Most Out of New START Before It Expires by Rose Gottemoeller
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