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Muqtada al-Sadr’s Next Step In Iraq

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​national interest​​​ by Kamaran Palani In a dramatic parliamentary session on January 9, the new Iraqi parliament reelected Mohamed al-Halbousi for a second term as speaker. While the vote further →

Arms Control Plus: What Reagan Got Right About Nuclear Deterrence

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​national interest​​​ by Peter Huessy From early 1985 through 1986, the Reagan administration was faced with several difficult strategic nuclear deterrence challenges. Arms control, particularly the →

The Guardian view on Russia and Ukraine: what comes after jaw-jaw?

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​ guardian​​​ A week that began with low expectations has ended with a still bleaker mood. No one believed that three rounds of talks between the US, Russia and others would magically resolve the →

Is War Inevitable if Talks With Russia Fail?

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national interest by Mark Episkopos Russia and the West have emerged from three rounds of unprecedented security talks, but officials on both sides say little progress was made. The week kicked off →

US new rare-earth bill another political move, won’t obstruct China’s development in the sector: experts

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global times A new rare-earth bill was reportedly introduced in the US Senate on Friday, aiming to force defense contractors to end the use of rare earths sourced from China by 2026. It is another →

The Navy Must Share Latest Aircraft Carrier Tech With U.S. Allies

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​national interest​​​ by Wallace C. Gregson Liberal democratic countries are stirring. On September 15, 2021, the leaders of Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States announced the →

The UK may implement Article 16 in N.Ireland trade talks

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global times By AFP UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on Thursday hosts her first face-to-face meeting with European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic, aiming to break months of deadlock over →

Lithuanian govt faces growing domestic opposition over anti-China policy

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global times By Zhang Hui Growing opposition among Lithuanian politicians is tearing apart its government over the country's wrong move of allowing the opening of a "Taiwan representative office," →

N.Korea reports new hypersonic missile test; US, Japan hypes move

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global times North Korea on Wednesday reported the latest test of a hypersonic missile with the witness of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and missile analysts pointed out related data revealed that →

Hungary sets April date for parliamentary election, with PM Viktor Orbán facing his toughest challenge yet

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​emerging europe​​​ by Craig Turp-Balazs For the first time in more than a decade, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party face a genuine challenge from a united opposition. →

Turmoil in Kazakhstan Heralds the End of the Nazarbayev Era

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carnegie As recently as last year, Kazakhstan was considered a progressive autocracy: a model for other former Soviet republics, no less. The power transition model launched there in 2019 had →

Will the Crisis in Kazakhstan Signal Change in Its Foreign Policy?

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​carnegie​​​ The biggest protests in the history of modern Kazakhstan will not, in all likelihood, lead to regime change, but they will mean a change in how Kazakhstan positions itself on the global →

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