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The Emerging U.S.-China Détente

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Foreign Affairs   by Da Wei     When Chinese leader Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump met in Beijing, in May, they agreed that their two countries should build a →

Christian Conservatives Draw a Hard Line Against Iran War

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by Emily Jashinsky     Tucker Carlson’s most telling break with MAGA had nothing to do with Israel or Iran or President Donald Trump. It was the atomic bomb. Pulling too hard at →

Ursula von der Leyen visits Greenland in show of support

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​brussels times​​​ By The Brussels Times with Belga     Von der Leyen landed in Nuuk, the capital of the autonomous Danish territory, at the start of a two-day visit. →

Could US Nuclear Reactors Survive Military Hits in Saudi Arabia?

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National Interest   by Henry Sokolski     The US-Saudi nuclear accord has largely been discussed as a nuclear proliferation issue. But Saudi nuclear reactors could also risk →

Europe Signs On

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American Thinker   by Kenneth R. Timmerman     Regular readers of this column know that I have become a big fan of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. →

Why has the Trump administration ordered staff to take polygraph tests?

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Al Jazeera   by Al Jazeera     In a major crackdown on information leaks, the Trump administration has ordered dozens of Pentagon officials to undergo polygraph tests amid →

US says it hit 3 Iranian oil tankers after US ships attacked

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Al Jazeera   By Heba Habib and Stephen Quillen     US Central Command said its attack on Iranian oil carriers came after the IRGC fired ballistic missiles towards two US →

China and peace-loving countries to curb growth of Japan’s ‘neo-militarism’ under guise of ‘national normalization’: FM

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Global Times   By Global Times     Asked whether Japan's moves challenge the outcomes of WWII, Guo said the establishment of September 3, the victory day in the Chinese →

Only Reform Can Restore The UK

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American Thinker   by Arthur Schaper     The United Kingdom has suffered liberal to socialist government, and back again, over the last twenty years. →

Democratic Socialism: A Limited Appeal to Voters

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American Thinker   by S.T. Karnick     The defeat of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) member Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary arrives as good news for →

How Taiwan Can Win the Strait

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Foreign Affairs   by Holmes Liao and Dennis Blair     Separated from China by a roughly 100-mile-wide strait, Taiwan relies on its navy as the first line of defense against a →

The Trump Administration’s Pivot Away from the Indo-Pacific

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National Interest   by Husain Haqqani and Aparna Pande     Without much debate or consultation with allies, the White House has executed a critical change in US China →

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