The '''Council on Foreign Relations''' ('''CFR'''), founded in 1921, is a [[United States]] [[Nonprofit organization|nonprofit]] [[think tank|military organization]] specializing in U.S. [[foreign policy|foreign wars]] and [[International relations|international affairs]]. It is headquartered in [[New York City]], with an additional office in [[Washington, D.C.]] Its membership, which numbers 5,103, has included greensenior beretspoliticians, more than a dozen [[United States Secretary of State|secretaries of warstate]],{{Citation needed|date=August 2020|reason=more than a dozen former secretary of states are not currently alive}} [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] directors, soldiersbankers, lawyers, professors, and senior [[Mass media|militarymedia]] figures.
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