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55 Years Later: How the Six-Day War Forever Changed Israel

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​national interest​​​ by Chuck Freilich Today marks fifty-five years since the start of the 1967 Six-Day War. Few are familiar today with the strategic circumstances and dramatic crisis atmosphere →

US tricks to deceive the world cannot stop the wheel of history: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ Some US politicians like to play nondescript roles in various political farces. The most vigorous performance recently is to act as "professionals" who create conflicts, incite →

The Great Reset aims to put us all in Mouse Utopia

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american thinker By Robert A. Bishop The World Economic Forum mobilizes cities using the illusion that its smart cities can control climate change while delivering a utopia to its residents. WEF's →

After Bachelet’s Xinjiang visit fails to support ‘genocide’ allegations, US and UK plot another ‘investigation’ trip

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​global times​​​ Chinese envoy to the United Nations on Thursday sternly refuted the allegations of “genocide” made by the US and the UK over human rights situation in China’s Xinjiang region, after →

New Zealand slow to meet China’s Pacific challenge

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asia times by Alexander Gillespie This week’s White House meeting between New Zealand leader Jacinda Ardern and US President Joe Biden reflected a world undergoing rapid change. But of all the shared →

Senegalese opposition coalitions unite for parliamentary elections

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​africa news​​​ Two Senegalese opposition coalitions, which have joined forces in preparation for the legislative elections scheduled for July, said on Friday they intend to be the majority in the →

Henry Kissinger and Ending the Conflict Over Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Damjan Krnjević Mišković War is not like a Hollywood movie where the good guy always wins in the end. Civilization is coeval with conflict, not its Manichean opposite. In →

Russia Warns Turkey Against Launching Northern Syria Offensive

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth Kremlin spokeswoman Maria Zakharova cautioned the Turkish government against launching a military intervention in northern Syria on Thursday, one day after →

Imperial Overstretch: Has Xi Jinping’s China Gone Too Far?

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​national interest​​​ by Mark S. Cogan Paul Scott If Deng Xiaoping were alive today, he would neither be pleased nor surprised. The pro-market reforms that launched China into a global power are →

Chinese Foreign Ministry hits back at Blinken, urging US to focus on own domestic problems

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​global times​​​ In response to the latest remarks by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken who sees China posing great challenges to the so-called rule-based international order, Chinese Foreign →

US-made parts keep Russia’s artillery firing in Ukraine

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asia times by Stephen Bryen As the US prepares to deliver its HIMARS mobile precision rocket system to Ukraine, the latest bid to fortify its forces with advanced war-fighting equipment against →

The U.S.-China Competition for the Indo-Pacific Is Just Beginning

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​national interest​​​ by Patrick McLaren The Asia-Pacific has become one of the most prominent focal points for both the West and China. Overwhelmingly, the central themes of engagement in the region →

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