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China to help build 1,000 schools in war-torn Iraq after US announces end to combat mission

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global times By Li Xuanmin and Chi Jingyi Chinese companies have signed deals to build 1,000 schools in Iraq, a long-stalled construction project, as part of moves to help reconstruct the war-torn →

Ten Years On: What to Make of Kim Jong-un’s Long March to Power?

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​national interest​​​ by Doug Bandow A decade ago Dear Leader Kim Jong-il died at age seventy. Although the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) had survived many challenges in its →

Russia Alone Did Not Destabilize Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Ramon Marks Ukraine is in worse straits than ever—now facing the threat of massing Russian troops on its border. The accepted wisdom is that seven years ago Ukraine’s former →

The Russian Tu-22M3 Bomber Is Feared Around the World

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​national interest​​​ by Charlie Gao Here's What You Need to Know: The upgrading of Tu-22M3 bombers to the new M3M standard will start in 2018. While many features in this upgrade are oriented →

Faking weakness cannot be fig leaf for Lithuania: Global Times editorial

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global times On Wednesday, Lithuania's Foreign Ministry announced that it had recalled its interim chargé d'affaires in China, and all 19 Lithuanian embassy personnel and their dependents had left →

Can Putin Bring Out the True Potential of India-Russia Relations?

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​national interest​​​ by Jagannath Panda After its Galwan Valley clash with China in 2020, New Delhi has imbibed a strong “pointed alignment” strategy wherein it has focused on augmenting ties with →

With One Simple Trick, Russia and China Could Dominate World War III

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​national interest​​​ by Steve Weintz Here's What You Need to Remember: If, however, you wish to practice hybrid warfare—disruption and degradation with little overt engagement—then the ability to →

Chemical Weapons Impasse Reflects Russia’s Broader Conflict With the West

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carnegie by Hanna Notte With the world’s focus on the specter of war between Russia and Ukraine, the 26th Conference of States Parties to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons →

How Do Russians Feel About a War With Ukraine?

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carnegie Andrei Kolesnikov One of the most asked questions in recent weeks has been whether Russia will attack Ukraine, despite a slight lessening of tensions in the wake of last week’s video call →

Is Germany’s new government shifting its tone on China?

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global times As new German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s first formal briefing to Parliament sparked media speculation that the new German government is shifting its tone on China, analysts said it is too →

Why Boycotting the 2022 Beijing Olympics is Pointless

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​national interest​​​ by Peter Suciu Here's What You Need to Know: Biden should take a cue from Ford, and help ensure the United States sends the best athletes to Beijing and bring home as many →

China, Russia, Iran, North Korea? Just How Many Wars Can America Fight?

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​national interest​​​ by Doug Bandow Washington and Seoul are making new war plans to address North Korean force improvements. However, the Pentagon is rather busy right now. Military analysts are →

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