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Ukraine’s President Beset on All Sides Amid Fears of Russian Attack

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​carnegie​​​ Konstantin Skorkin The longer the international tension over Ukraine goes on for, the shakier the country’s political system becomes. Faced with a foreign threat, the Ukrainian elites →

UK’s Johnson under fire over ‘Trumpian’ attack on opposition leader Keir Starmer

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​global times​​​ by AFP Britain's embattled Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced renewed pressure Tuesday to apologize to opposition leader Keir Starmer for what critics have called a misleading →

Building a Constructive U.S.-Russia Relationship

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national interest by John Herbst The cracks within the Russian elite are starting to show. Retired Colonel General Leonid Ivashov recently issued a remarkable open letter urging Russian president →

Is an Agreement on Northern Ireland Close at Hand?

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​national interest​​​ by Azeem Ibrahim All appears to be on the move in Northern Ireland. Northern Irish politics, never dull, have been complicated by the resignation of Paul Givan of the Democratic →

Belarus Will Send Troops to Support the Russian Military in Syria

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth A Russian government document released on Monday revealed that around 200 Belarusian troops would be deployed to Syria alongside Russian soldiers. The report, →

Will Russia Send Missiles to Cuba?

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national interest by James Holmes Suppose Russia did follow through on its thinly veiled threat to deploy missiles and troops to Cuba or Venezuela. What kinds of missiles would Moscow deploy, and how →

Why Putin Has Already Lost Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Danylo Lubkivsky Follow DLubkivsky An escalation of Russia’s military presence around Ukraine has united Ukrainians and strengthened a feeling of national solidarity. A flash →

Does the US want to play with Asia-Pacific allies again?: Global Times editorial

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global times According to US media reports, US President Joe Biden is preparing to unveil his administration's first broad economic strategy for the Asia-Pacific region. It is called the →

It’s Not Just Rising Crime: Rogue Prosecutors Are a Huge Problem

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​national interest​​​ by Zack Smith Charles D. Stimson The very nature of criminal justice—to protect the innocent and increase public safety—is today undermined by a group of district attorneys →

How Afghanistan Impacts the Ukraine Crisis

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​national interest​​​ by Jim Cook Despite international efforts to de-escalate tensions, there are ominous indications of a Russian military invasion of Ukraine in the coming weeks. With over 100,000 →

Bottom-Up Change in the South Caucasus Is Possible

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​national interest​​​ by Alper Coşkun John Heffern Those who follow the South Caucasus are familiar with missed opportunities and have become accustomed to disappointment. One promising effort after →

US deploys troops to Poland, Romania: Emerging Europe this week

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​emerging europe​​​ Central Europe Polish President Andrzej Duda on Thursday said he proposed a bill to close the the Supreme Court’s disciplinary chamber in a bid to end a dispute with the European →

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