The EU’s Latest Migrant Crisis: Will Belarus Get Its Way?

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carnegie Maxim Samorukov Images of crowds of refugees and migrants at EU borders may be a common occurrence, but there’s something very different about the current scenes at the border between Poland →

Biden vows to tackle inflation

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global times US President Joe Biden acknowledged Wednesday that US shoppers were paying too much for everyday goods, vowing to tackle inflation "head on" after government data showed it had reached a →

The United States Can Shape China’s Collapse

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​national interest​​​ by Robert L. Wilkie A certain fatalism has crept into some corners of Western thought: the notion that a rising China is destined to become the most dominant power on earth; →

A euro-first strategy is in America’s national interest

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​emerging europe​​​ It’s time for the US government to support euro adoption and EU enlargement to stabilise the European project, and to settle key conflicts in the fragile periphery between the EU →

Russia-Belarus Integration: Why Moscow Gained So Little

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​carnegie​​​ Maxim Samorukov For three years, relations between Russia and Belarus revolved around talks on three dozen integration programs, but when the two countries finally signed the documents →

Uranium mining banned in Greenland

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​global times​​​ Greenland's parliament voted Tuesday to ban uranium mining and exploration in the vast Danish territory, following through on a campaign promise from the ruling left-wing party which →

https://nationalinterest.org/feature/why-turkey-and-azerbaijan-won%E2%80%99t-get-corridor-across-armenia-195912

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​national interest​​​ by Michael Rubin It has now been one year since Armenia and Azerbaijan accepted a ceasefire ending the forty-four-day war between Azerbaijan and Artsakh, the unrecognized →

Only Diplomacy Can Save Afghanistan from Disaster

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​national interest​​​ by Lise Howard Michael O'Hanlon With winter and starvation looming in Afghanistan, and uncertainty over terrorist threats there growing, it is time for the Biden administration →

Khalifa Haftar Can Make or Break Libya’s Paris Peace Conference

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​national interest​​​ by Ahmed Charai After years of murder and misery, long-suffering Libyans finally have a ray of hope: the Paris Conference on Libya, scheduled for November 14, 2021. America’s →

WTO comes closer to ending overfishing

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​global times​​​ The World Trade Organization (WTO) chief said on Monday significant progress had been made toward a long-elusive agreement to end subsidies that reward overfishing, as negotiators →

Taliban acting FM reportedly to visit Pakistan, 'a step toward recognition of legitimacy'

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global times The acting Foreign Minister of the Taliban government in Afghanistan is expected to visit Pakistan in the coming days as part of efforts by both sides to reset their ties in the wake of →

Kamala Harris says politics should be more like science and meets researcher who worker with her mom during charm offensive Paris tour to smooth over cracks from the AUKUS deal

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​dailymail​​​ Kamala Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff toured the Institut Pasteur in Paris on Tuesday to talk with scientists about global preparedness for pandemics in the vice president's →

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