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Xi’s Saudi trip to open up new prospects for China-Arab ties

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global times By Yu Jincui and Xing Xiaojing in Riyadh China’s intensive head-of-state diplomacy is set to continue in December, and this time, the focus of attention is Saudi Arabia and the broader →

US building a missile wall in the Pacific

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada The US Army has acquired its first Typhon land-based missile launcher, marking a significant development in its efforts to create a Pacific missile wall to deter China. →

Why Japan Failed at Pearl Harbor

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national interest by James Holmes As we afford our hallowed forebears the remembrance they deserve, let’s also try to learn from what transpired here seventy-five years ago, and see what it tells us →

Only Offensive Realism Can Contain China

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national interest by Ionut Popescu One of the very few areas of bipartisan consensus in American foreign policy these days is agreement on the need to contain China’s ambitious rise to regional, and →

Windfalls await investors in ammunition

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asia times by Stephen Bryen In the now classic 1967 film The Graduate, protagonist Benjamin Braddock, being feted with a graduation party, is pulled aside by a friend of his parents. Mr Maguire says →

The 'China Model' and the WEF

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american thinker By Scott S. Powell For decades Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF) has been recruiting and cultivating corporate and political leaders from all over the world to embrace a →

What is the significance of the milestone of China-Arab summit

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​global times​​​ The first summit between China and Arab countries will be held in Saudi Arabia on Friday. This is a milestone in the history of China-Arab countries relations and will take the →

The Cuban Embargo Was a Failure From the Beginning

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national interest by Scott McCann On February 3, 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed Proclamation 3447, which began the trade embargo on Cuba. Sixty years have passed, but the embargo has endured →

The year in review: What happened -- and what did not

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reuters By Simon Robinson Sometimes, it's what doesn't happen that matters most. By the evening of Feb. 25 this year, a day after Russian tanks had crossed into Ukraine in the largest military attack →

Pentagon, Chinese analysts agree US can’t win in Taiwan Strait

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asia times by David P. Goldman China’s satellite coverage in the Western Pacific has doubled since 2018, the Pentagon reported last week in its annual assessment of the Chinese military. That gives →

Russia vows to respond to oil price cap, would bear ‘limited’ losses

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​global times​​​ As Russia has warned on Monday to respond to a Western price cap on its crude oil - an initiative led by the US and endorsed by the Group of Seven and allies aimed at curbing →

The UK is merely the first victim of the chaos the US is creating in Europe

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global times By John Ross For many centuries the UK was renowned for ruthless but stable and effective policy - its international nickname "perfidious Albion" testifying to ruthlessness and creating →

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