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The Future of Transatlantic Relations
The Future of Transatlantic Relations

ALI convened with policymakers, diplomats, and business leaders at the residence of Dutch Ambassador Birgitta Tazelaar in Washington, DC to discuss the Future of Transatlantic Relations.

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American Resilience in a Fragmented World
American Resilience in a Fragmented World

ALI hosted a robust conversation on Capitol Hill with Sen. Andy Kim. Sen. Kim outlined a forward-looking vision for U.S. leadership in a rapidly changing world.

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ALI Hosts 4th Annual Summit and Revitalize America Launch
ALI Hosts 4th Annual Summit and Revitalize America Launch

ALI convened a high-level group of policymakers and experts for its fourth Summit, officially launching its Revitalize America project.

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The U.S. Needs to Fund Research to Be Competitive
The U.S. Needs to Fund Research to Be Competitive

The United States is in the midst of a fundamental reconsideration of its economic relationship with the rest of the world. Tariffs, export controls, investment screening, supply-chain diversification and efforts to bring manufacturing back to American soil have moved from the margins of economic policy to its center.

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Short AGOA Extension Is Bad for Africa, Bad for the Middle Class, and a Gift to Beijing
Short AGOA Extension Is Bad for Africa, Bad for the Middle Class, and a Gift to Beijing

Africa is the fastest growing continent with the youngest population—critical resources in a world with an aging population and slowing growth. When the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) was first enacted in 2000, it provided for duty-free access for most sub-Saharan exports to the United States for 15 years. It was extended in 2015 for 10 years, and after a brief lapse, AGOA was renewed in February 2026[1] for 11 months through the end of the year.

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New Russia Sanctions, Unbridled Tariff Authority, and Questionable Results
New Russia Sanctions, Unbridled Tariff Authority, and Questionable Results

Historically, Russia sanctions bills in the U.S. Congress have been bipartisan, popular, and quick to garner easy – indeed, overwhelming - approval almost as soon as Washington begins buzzing about them. You blink, and suddenly Congress has codified sanctions against Russia.

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Advance Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth

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Pursue New Trade and Industrial Policy Paradigms

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Meet the China Challenge

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Promote Democracy, Human Rights and Rule of Law

 
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