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Danish elections see centre-left coalition win narrow majority

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The centre-left bloc led by current Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has defied the polls to triumph in the Danish parliamentary elections, winning the 90 →

China, Tanzania elevate ties, underline mutual benefit

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global times Chinese President Xi Jinping met Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan in Beijing on Thursday, and the two leaders agreed to upgrade bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic →

Scholz defends his China position, ‘hits brakes’ on EU’s extreme confrontational direction

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global times By Wang Qi Amid pressure from the US and EU nations, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz defended his China position one day before his trip to Beijing, stressing that Germany doesn't want to →

Nation-Building in Ukraine

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the american conservative by Bradley Devlin German Chancellor Olaf Scholz coauthored an editorial with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in the German newspaper Frankfurter →

Angry, Creepy, Cowardly Joe

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk Wow. Angry, creepy, sleepy Dementia Joe gave another one of his atrocious Sieg heil! speeches on Wednesday blaming MAGA Republicans for his failures, and the wannabe →

The Great Sycophancy: The Chinese Leadership Crisis

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national interest by Paul Scott Mark S. Cogan The more that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) consolidates power under Xi Jinping, the more fragile it becomes, exposed by the vacuum that would appear →

China-Pakistan ironclad ties consolidated; key CPEC projects to advance as ‘BRI, Chinese modernization benefit all’

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global times By Yang Sheng and Fan Anqi Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday held talks with visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, →

Israeli far-rightist vows to impose order under new Netanyahu government

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reuters By Dan Williams A near-final tally of votes on Thursday showed former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on track to re-election with a clear parliamentary majority, boosted by →

America Is On The Cusp Of A Fundamental Transformation

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​american thinker​​​ By Vince Coyner ​​​​ Barack Obama promised to fundamentally transform America, and he certainly tried hard to do so. Under his watch, we saw the politicization of federal →

Russia-Taliban in a desperate partnership of convenience

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asia times by Claudia Chia Yi En The signing of a provisional deal between Russia and the Taliban in September 2022 marks the Taliban’s first known major international economic deal. But beyond the →

The Quad Shouldn’t Ignore India’s China Concerns

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national interest by Michael Rubin For decades and across administrations, the United States dropped the ball on Asia-Pacific diplomacy. President Barack Obama reflected this fact when he sought to →

Trong Goes to China: Form or Substance?

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national interest by Huynh Tam Sang The visit by Vietnam’s Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong to China deserves scrutiny—not just because the trip could affect Vietnam’s relations with China and →

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