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Why LNG Didn’t Save Europe From an Energy Crisis

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carnegie by Sergei Kapitonov The European gas crisis stopped being news long ago: the price per 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas has held above the unprecedented $1,000 mark since September. The →

Palestinians vote in local elections amid rising anger with Abbas

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global times By Reuters Palestinians held municipal elections in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Saturday in a rare democratic exercise and amid rising anger with President Mahmoud Abbas after he →

China and Russia’s Nuclear Ambitions are Leaving America Vulnerable

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​national interest​​​ by Peter Huessy The United States is facing two serious and relatively immediate military threats—one from the East and one from the West. Russia is massing troops and armaments →

How Did Russia’s T-90 Tanks Fare in Syria? Not Well

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national interest by Sebastien Roblin Here’s What You Need to Remember: Russia is reportedly planning to upgrade its T-90As—which are currently less advanced than the T-90MS’s in service with the →

Why can ‘Uyghur Tribunal’ farce be staged in the West?: Global Times editorial

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global times The farce staged by the so-called "Uyghur Tribunal" reached its climax on Thursday with the Tribunal issuing a final ruling. It's well known that the Tribunal is not a judicial →

JFK Had a Secret Nuclear Fallout Bunker in Florida

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​national interest​​​ by WarIsBoring Here's What You Need to Know: It turns out the shelter probably got more use as a top-secret party spot than presidential hideout. In December 1960, the SeaBees — →

The Mirage of Reaching a Nuclear Agreement with Iran

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​national interest​​​ by Ali Safavi The seventh round of nuclear negotiations with Iran failed last week. While the teetering talks that seem to be on life support resumed on Thursday, the pattern of →

Russia’s New Front In the Balkans Heats Up

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​national interest​​​ by Harun Karčić “If we falter, the Balkans will explode again,” warned the United Kingdom’s former Foreign Secretary William Hague. Shortly afterward, British prime minister →

‘Nobody wants to be Putin’s slave’: on the Ukraine frontline as tensions rise

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​guardian​​​ For Misha Novitskyi, the question of whether Russia will invade Ukraine is not theoretical. The enemy is just 50 metres away behind a concrete slab. From time to time Russian voices →

Why Russia Escalates But May Not Go to War Over Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Andreas Umland Russia and Ukraine may be on the brink of a war that could, in a worst-case scenario, reach unprecedented dimensions in post-war Europe. Territorially, Russia →

Indian media dismayed with Modi attending Biden's summit for democracy; pointing out US itself 'the biggest question mark'

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global times Indian media were dismayed that their Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been advised to attend the US-proposed so-called Summit for Democracy and reminded Indian authorities to be wary of →

Biden opens democracy summit, ‘shows no confidence’

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global times By Yang Sheng and Hu Yuwei The virtual "Summit for Democracy" held by the US kicked off on Thursday, but Chinese analysts said that Washington just exposed its shortage of confidence →

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