Cameron Abadi

Berlin, Germany

Deputy Editor at Foreign Policy Magazine

deputy editor @foreignpolicy and co-host of @onesandtoozepod

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Articles

SEO: Trump Tariffs on China Brought Back Decoupling With a Vengeance

1 week ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

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How U.S. Trade Policy With China Evolved

2 weeks ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

Economics United States China Cameron Abadi Prefer to listen? To hear this entire conversation, and more episodes in the weeks ahead, follow Ones and Tooze wherever you get your podcasts.
Why Stock Markets Don’t Like Trump's Trade Wars

3 weeks ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

Economics United States China Cameron Abadi Prefer to listen? To hear this entire conversation, and more episodes in the weeks ahead, follow Ones and Tooze wherever you get your podcasts. U.S. stock markets have lost some $5 trillion in the three weeks since U.S. President Donald Trump initiated a series of trade wars.
Trump and the Business of Big Law

3 weeks ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

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Is America Becoming More Corrupt?

1 month ago | foreignpolicy.com | Dana Sherne |Adam Tooze |Elisabeth Braw |Cameron Abadi

The United States’ richest billionaires got prime seating at President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Elon Musk attended the administration’s first cabinet meeting. But just how much influence do the wealthy have on U.S. politics? For several years now, key metrics on social mobility and corruption have shown that the United States has been becoming less equal and more corrupt. According to Sen.
Is ‘Supply-Side Liberalism’ Still Relevant?

1 month ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

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Why Stock Markets Don’t Like Trump's Trade Wars

1 month ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

Economics United States China Cameron Abadi Prefer to listen? To hear this entire conversation, and more episodes in the weeks ahead, follow Ones and Tooze wherever you get your podcasts. U.S. stock markets have lost some $5 trillion in the three weeks since U.S. President Donald Trump initiated a series of trade wars.
Trump Can Expect Serious Pushback From New Canadian Leader Carney

1 month ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

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Trump Policies Will Push Soaring U.S. Debt Even Higher

1 month ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

Economics United States Cameron Abadi Prefer to listen? To hear this entire conversation, and more episodes in the weeks ahead, follow Ones and Tooze wherever you get your podcasts. The U.S. government’s budget deficit in 2024 was , which pushed the country’s overall debt to some $36 trillion.
A Short History of Brutalist Architecture

1 month ago | foreignpolicy.com | Cameron Abadi |Adam Tooze

Prefer to listen? To hear this entire conversation, and more episodes in the weeks ahead, follow Ones and Tooze wherever you get your podcasts. Among the contenders for the Oscar for Best Picture this year is The Brutalist, a drama about a European architect dedicated to the principles of a movement known as brutalism. The movement traces its origins to the 1950s to a style of architecture that emerged in the United Kingdom.