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Domestic Oppression Is Raising the Risk of Middle East War

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national interest by Paul R. Pillar The danger of open warfare involving Israel and Iran is increasing. One recent omen was a drone attack, which nearly all observers attributed to Israel, on a →

U.S. military failed to detect prior balloon threats, top defense official says

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nbc news By Zoë Richards The commander overseeing U.S. forces in North America said Monday that Chinese balloon threats have gone undetected by the United States in the past, highlighting an →

US sincerity to stabilize ties under test amid airship incident; overreaction exposes incompetence in crisis management

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global times By Liu Xin and Fan Anqi The shooting down of a civilian Chinese airship did not mark the end of the balloon episode, as US politicians continued to either advance "China threat" rhetoric →

Misinformation Backfire on the COVID-19 Vaccine – Exposed

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foreign policy By Rich Berdan The Government of Canada continues a relentless effort to denigrate opposition to COVID-19 vaccines by sourcing The Council of Canadian Academies (CCA) to report on →

Erdogan the Arsonist: The Dilemma of U.S.-Turkey Relations

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national interest by Robert Ellis The Swiss writer Max Fritsch called his play Biedermann and the Fire Raisers (1958) “a didactic play without a lesson.” The main character, Gottlieb Biedermann, is →

Clean Energy’s Dirty Little China Secret

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national interest by Victoria Coates The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $200 million grant to electric vehicle battery manufacturer Microvast as part of its effort to promote green energy. →

China could 'make strategic response' if US deploys medium-range missiles in Japan

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global times By Yang Sheng and Liu Xuanzun The US and Japan will discuss new weapons deployment, including medium-range missiles, Tomahawk cruise missiles and long-range hypersonic weapons, in some →

Threats of a Sino-Russian Partnership

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the american conservative Michael Warren Davis As China’s spy balloon drifted over the lower 48, the American people asked themselves, “Why would Beijing do something so provocative—and yet so →

Will Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan’s Reforms Be Transformative?

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national interest by Sardor Allayarov Recently, among Central Asian countries, it has become a trend to create a “new Stan” after the countries’ so-called founding fathers. For instance, before →

Rebuilding Ties: Australia and China's Diplomatic Turnaround

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national interest by Ray Weichieh Wang The recent thaw in relations between Australia and China may not come as a surprise to those who have been closely monitoring the two nations' interactions. →

EU to impose new Russian sanctions ahead of invasion anniversary

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen "We will introduce with our G7 partners an additional price cap on Russian petroleum products and by February 24, exactly one year since the invasion started, →

Chinese Vice FM visits Russia as Beijing-Moscow political trust continues to deepen

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global times By Liu Caiyu Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu paid a two-day visit to Russia from Thursday to Friday, and met with Russian Foreign Minister and other officials, with both sides →

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