Subject: Editors' Picks: What happens when machines fight faster, and the latest on Trump's trade war with China
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EDITORS' PICKS

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09/12/2018

Welcome to Editors’ Picks, FP’s daily round-up.

Today, we look at the need for digital Geneva Conventions, the roots of Italy’s populist revival, and the legacy of the Pentagon’s longtime oracle.

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ALL PAIN, NO GAIN: New tariffs could drastically escalate the trade war between the United States and China, affecting developing economies and cooperation on Iran and North Korea, FP's Keith Johnson writes.

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LAWLESS: The unpredictability of cyberattacks creates a need for global norms and rules of behavior, Tarah Wheeler writes for FP's fall print issue.

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TOO FAST, TOO FURIOUS: It’s a risky future when autonomous weapons react faster than humans do, Paul Scharre writes for FP's fall print issue.

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ALIAS YODA: At 96, a veteran cold warrior continues to develop his legacy, Sharon Weinberger writes for FP's fall print issue.

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UNCLEAN HANDS: In bringing together the far-right and the left, Italy’s unlikely ruling coalition owes a debt to a 1993 corruption scandal, Anna Momigliano writes.

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