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America’s Debt-Ceiling Disaster

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american conservative By Filippo Gori Ever since the Republican Party won control of the House of Representatives, in November 2022, the United States has been trapped in a standoff that could spark →

Borrell and his likes should avoid leading Europe into a ditch

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global times Borrell and his likes should avoid leading Europe into a ditchThe European Parliament just spent a whole week discussing China, and the High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs →

How to read Australia’s new defense strategic review

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asia times by Adam Lockyer Before today’s release of the government’s defense strategic review, Defence Minister Richard Marles said it would be the most important examination of Australia’s defense →

The Myth of Multipolarity

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​foreign affairs​​​ By Stephen G. Brooks and William C. Wohlforth In the 1990s and the early years of this century, the United States’ global dominance could scarcely be questioned. No matter which →

All the President's Relatives

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american thinker By Warren Beatty Harken back to 20 January 2021 when the doddering fool who occupies the Bully Pulpit was inaugurated. He appointed Nicholas McQuaid, a White House lawyer during the →

India accelerates de-dollarization as it ditches dollar in some trade

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​global times​​​ India and Bangladesh have reached a deal that will see a part of their bilateral trade transactions settled in their own currencies, the Indian rupee and the Bangladeshi taka, →

Call of top EU diplomat for European navies to patrol the Taiwan Straits 'very dangerous'

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global times By Chen Qingqing The latest remarks by the EU's top diplomat Josep Borrell, who called for European navies to patrol the Taiwan Straits, caused huge controversy on Sunday as some Chinese →

Peace may finally be returning to Yemen

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asia times by Leena Adel and Ben Rich Last month, China brokered a rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran, a landmark deal that restored full diplomatic ties between the two bitter rivals. There →

China is not unbeatable

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american thinker By Andrea Widburg Many of us view China as an unbeatable Leviathan. It might be more accurate, though, to call it a Goliath. Despite the strength it’s projecting into all four →

Postimperial Empire

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foreign affairs By Timothy Garton Ash History loves unintended consequences. The latest example is particularly ironic: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attempt to restore the Russian empire by →

Judge refuses to tell jury in Trump civil rape trial that former president is 'excused'

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nbc news By Summer Concepcion The federal judge in the civil rape trial of former President Donald Trump said that his request for special jury instructions in the case is “premature” in a filing →

Erasing Women

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman I’m not sure why it’s happening -- perhaps it’s a backlash from the most obnoxious of the feminists and their conduct or the widespread denigration of and →

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