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The Man Who Almost Changed China

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​foreign affairs​​​     One of the most consequential events of the twentieth century was China’s historic turn, in the years after Mao Zedong’s death in 1976, toward a sweeping →

Russian gas flow to Europe via Ukraine stopped: Who does it hurt?

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​al jazeera​​​ By Al Jazeera Staff     The flow of Russian gas to several European countries was halted on New Year’s Day after Ukraine refused to renegotiate a transit deal →

Polish EU Presidency starts with focus on security in all policy areas

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​brussels times​​​     Poland assumes the rotating EU Presidency on 1 January and will chair it until 30 June 2025 when it will hand it over to Denmark. During this six-month →

A Conspiracy to Overthrow the 2024 Elections

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​national interest​​​ By Rajan Laad     Eight years back around this time of the year, some Hollywood has-beens released a message urging Electoral College representatives to not →

How Should the U.S. Navigate the Syrian Minefield?

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​national interest​​​ by Ariel Cohen     The rapid collapse of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s Ba’athist government is the culmination of a thirteen-year civil war. Key global →

Giorgia Meloni’s government is watering down Italy’s anti-mafia laws – four dangerous examples

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​conversation​​​ by  Felia Allum     Author Alison Jamieson once described the fight against organised crime in Italy as the “mafia-antimafia seesaw”. There have been plenty →

A Better Chance Without France?

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​national interest​​​ by Kamran Bokhari     Over the past few months, the Levant sub-region in the Middle East has experienced geopolitical changes of historic proportions. The →

The Capital is Like Brigadoon

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​american thinker​​​ By Clarice Feldman      I don’t know if you’re old enough to remember the musical Brigadoon. It was about a Scottish village that disappears in the mists →

Georgia: New president sworn in, outgoing president still claims to be 'legitimate'

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​brussels times​​​ By The Brussels Times with Belga     Georgia swore in a new president on Sunday amid ongoing political turmoil and pro-European protests. →

Why South Korea Should Go Nuclear

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​foreign affairs​​​ by Robert E. Kelly and Min-hyung Kim     South Korea has long relied on the United States to keep the North Korean nuclear threat at bay. Pyongyang began →

Syria’s de facto leader says holding elections could take up to four years

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​al jazeera​​​     Syria’s de facto leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, says holding elections in the war-ravaged country could take as long as four years.     It is the →

The Perils Of Escalation With Russia Are Still Very Real

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​national interest​​​ by Ramzy Mardini     As Western powers continue to provide and approve Ukraine’s use of advanced weaponry against Russia, the veracity of Vladimir Putin’s →

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