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How Putin Has Blunted the Impact of Sanctions and Consolidated His Regime

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national interest by Mariya Y. Omelicheva Alexander Sukharenko Four dozen countries have applied a broad array of financial restrictions, export control measures, and targeted sanctions in response →

Europe wants its semiconductor groove back

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asia times by Scott Foster Europe is starting to reverse the decline of its once-strong semiconductor industry, a potentially important turn in the escalating tech war pitting the US and its allies →

Assad Comes in From the Cold

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foreign affairs By Emile Hokayem After many years of equivocation and handwringing, Arab states have decided to bring Syria in from the cold and back into the fold. Arab foreign ministers announced →

Why Saudi Arabia, Arab League invited Zelenskyy to their summit

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al jazeera By Giorgio Cafiero Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been on a whirlwind of foreign visits in recent weeks to shore up diplomatic support for Kyiv’s fight against Russia’s →

For China, Economics Issues Are Security Issues

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national interest by J. Tedford Tyler Kedar Pandya On April 20, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen delivered some notable remarks at Johns Hopkins University. In discussing sanctions on Chinese →

Biden's canceled trip to PNG proof that US not taking ties with Pacific Island nations seriously

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global times By Xu Yelu With the US scheduled to sign a new security pact with Papua New Guinea (PNG) on Monday, experts believe that the US' aim is not to help Pacific Island nations develop, but to →

The Post-Industrial Economy Failed

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​american conservative​​​ by Nathan Hitchen, Robert W. Patterson When proposing a nation-building strategy in 1791, Alexander Hamilton argued that “prosperity of manufactures” would reverse the →

Among the Reactionary Vanguards

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​american conservative​​​ by Sumantra Maitra The first National Conservative Conference in Britain, where I was in attendance and chaired the only foreign policy panel, has already resulted in more →

How American Can Reinvent Its Approach to Technology Innovation

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national interest by Siddhartha Kazi In 1954, scientists at Bell Labs in the United States invented the first silicon solar panel. By 1978, American firms produced over 95 percent of the global solar →

Manipulative G7 slammed for exclusiveness, against trend

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​global times​​​ China has strongly pushed back against a harshly toned G7 communiqué, saying what the group does is to hinder international peace, undermine regional stability and curb other →

The FBI Is Not Your Friend

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american conservative by Peter Van Buren Hillary knew. She knew her campaign paid for Russian disinformation (including the alleged “pee tape” accusations) to be washed through a report by former →

Biden and McCarthy to resume talks Monday as debt default deadline looms

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​cbs news​​​ By Caroline Linton House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Biden will meet Monday to resume talks on how to avoid a catastrophic debt default as the June 1 deadline looms. McCarthy →

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