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Pakistan possibly a new victim of US’ political meddling to contain China’s rise

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​global times​​​ Pakistan, China's "iron brother," has recently been plunged into political turmoil. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday managed to block a vote of no-confidence tabled by →

Ukraine says Russia preparing to launch new eastern assault

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​al jazeera​​​ Russia is preparing to launch a fresh assault in eastern Ukraine in a bid to take over the city of Kharkiv and encircle the country’s fortified eastern front line, Ukraine’s defence →

South Ossetia again mulls referendum on joining Russia, but even Moscow doesn’t seem keen

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​emerging europe​​​ by Marek Grzegorczyk Moscow has been quick to play down the idea that the Georgian region of South Ossetia might soon vote to become part of the Russian Federation. While not →

China’s new military helicopter with innovative design makes 1st flight

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​global times​​​ China's top helicopter makers recently announced that a new type of helicopter with an innovative design has successfully completed its maiden flight, and this prototype chopper will →

Subsidize Free Calls Into and Out of Dictatorships and War Zones

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​national interest​​​ by Martin Skladany The aftermath of the Arab Spring taught us that social media reinforces dictators because they can block the truth, flood citizens with fake news, and track →

Why Cyber Holds the Entire World at Risk

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​national interest​​​ by Danielle Jablanski “Cyber” as a field of study is riddled with poor analogies as takes on cyber strategy and statecraft continue to get hotter with no boiling point in sight. →

Accusations of events in Buch must be supported by facts - China's Permanent Representative to the UN

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The determination of those responsible for the events in Buch should be based on the facts, at first the reasons for what happened should be established, said China's Permanent Representative to the →

Turbulence Across Eurasia Will Not Slow Kazakhstan’s Progress

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national interest by Kassym-Jomart Tokayev The unfolding events in the post-Soviet space are challenging, but they will not derail our country’s march forward. The Russian-Ukraine conflict is a →

Unipolarity Is Over: Great Power Rivalry Has Returned to Asia

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​national interest​​​ by Wallace C. Gregson Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and China’s support puts “paid” to any lingering notions of an enduring U.S. unipolar moment, and thoughts that a liberal →

Jordanian Prince Steps Down One Year After Arrest for Coup Plot

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth Hamzah bin Hussein, a member of Jordan’s Hashemite royal house and the country’s crown prince from 1999 to 2004, announced on Sunday that he had relinquished →

Viktor Orbán wins fourth consecutive term as Hungary’s prime minister

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Vladimir Putin: The Real Lessons of the 75th Anniversary of World War II

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national interest by Vladimir Putin Seventy-five years have passed since the end of the Great Patriotic War. Several generations have grown up over the years. The political map of the planet has →

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