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US hype of China-Russia joint naval patrol near Alaska is overreaction, exposes double standards

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global times By Liu Xuanzun and Guo Yuandan China and Russia's third joint naval patrol that allegedly reached international waters near Alaska last week has touched the nerves of US media, which →

Import curbs won't support India's manufacturing dream

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​global times​​​ Since the Modi government launched the "Make in India" program, it has been common to see India issue protectionist policies to curb imports and promote local manufacturing. Yet, →

Niger closes airspace as ECOWAS deadline for coup reversal expires

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al jazeera Niger’s coup leaders have closed the country’s airspace after rejecting an ultimatum from West African states to reinstate deposed President Mohamed Bazoum or risk military intervention. →

The American Voter and 2024

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american conservative by Ryan Girdusky The upcoming presidential election is more than a year away, yet the excitement over the Republican primary, the chances that President Joe Biden could drop out →

Five (Possibly) Good Things from the Trump Indictments

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​american thinker​​​ By Joe Strader The indictments of former President Trump are destructive to the country and symptomatic of our increasing separation. We are seeing a never-ending series of →

Troubled U.S.-Hungarian Relations Need to Refocus on Restoring European Stability

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national interest by Logan C. West If a snapshot of today’s dialogue between Hungary and the United States says anything about the relationship between these two countries, it’s that things are not →

How to blast through a Russian minefield

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​cbs news​​​ By David Martin What does it take to blast a path through a minefield? A monster of a vehicle – part tank, part bulldozer – firing a rocket attached to a cord of explosives. That →

A key U.S. ally wants to walk back its 'atrocious' embrace of China

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nbc news By Alexander Smith It has long been a sore spot for the Western alliance: Italy, a key partner of the United States, cozying up to China. But now Rome is trying to back away — without →

Still Doubting the 2020 Election

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american thinker By Mike Konrad NBC is reporting — with a supposed sense of shock — the results of a Monmouth poll that nearly one-third of Americans think the 2020 presidential election was rigged. →

The Slow, Bumpy Road of U.S.-China Diplomacy

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national interest by Paul Heer This summer Washington has taken steps to reinvigorate high-level diplomatic engagement with Beijing. This is a process that was ostensibly agreed to by Presidents Joe →

Not Scott

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american conservative by Declan Leary It’s not Tim Scott. Whatever the Republican Party and the country need right now—a break from the populist revival of the Trump years or a continuation of the →

A revealing interview reminds us what a bizarre, fake person Obama was and is

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american thinker By Andrea Widburg In 2017, David Garrow's carefully researched Obama biography, Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama, appeared to much less fanfare than it deserved. The media →

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