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Jack Detsch, Daniel Baer

Biden’s National Security Strategy Is Starry-Eyed About U.S. Allies

U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga walk along the Rose Garden Colonnade as they arrive for a news conference at the White House in Washington on April 16. Doug Mills-Pool/Getty Images

The Biden administration has touted its promise to “build back better” at home, but the administration’s interim National Security Strategy (NSS) suggests that building back better will be equally important abroad. The newest NSS announces that the United States will reclaim its role as leader of institutions and allies. But the NSS is silent on the greatest challenge the Biden administration will face abroad: alliance management.

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