From diesel fuel to prisoner releases, Trump is reviving Kissinger’s ‘peace dividends’ strategy
Kissinger suggested to Nixon in 1973 that the United States could score small victories with the Chinese and Soviets – which could ease human suffering and help Americans – that incrementally would lead to peace in Vietnam. That may be a pr
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Kissinger suggested to Nixon in 1973 that the United States could score small victories with the Chinese and Soviets – which could ease human suffering and help Americans – that incrementally would lead to peace in Vietnam. That may be a precedent of note today.
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