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China, Nicaragua resume ties amid compelling trend, a 'heavy blow' to Taiwan secessionists and their US patrons

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global times China and Nicaragua announced the resumption of diplomatic relations on Friday, 3.5 hours after the Central American country announced severing "diplomatic ties" with Taiwan island, and →

Will Putin Get What He Wants on Ukraine?

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​carnegie​​​ For now, Biden is the leader who prevented a war, but that’s not to say that the summit will be followed by a rapid de-escalation: not until Moscow sees new steps being taken by →

US, Russia clashes to continue after ‘candid, tough-toned’ Putin-Biden meeting

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global times In what analysts described as a "candid and tough-toned" video meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden, it ended with a US caveat of Russia on the →

Can Qatar End Lebanon’s Economic Crisis?

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​national interest​​​ by Adnan Nasser On a recent trip to Qatar, Lebanese president Michel Aoun met with Qatari emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani to discuss ways to assist Lebanon’s unprecedented →

The Secret of Kim Jong-un’s Success

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​national interest​​​ by Patrick M. Cronin It may seem odd to laud the longevity of a thirty-seven-year-old dictator. But from concluding and then quickly reneging on a missile agreement in his first →

Why Lukashenko Has Recognized Crimea as Russian Territory

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carnegie by Artyom Shraibman After seven and a half years of equivocating over the issue of whether Crimea belongs to Russia or Ukraine, Belarus’s embattled leader Alexander Lukashenko finally said →

US cannot ‘decouple’ from Made in China

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global times By Ding Gang Washington is in a hurry of late. It has to contain China's high-tech development on the one hand and is anxious to collect some so-called democratic countries to establish →

'Nobody cares,' Chinese FM blasts Canberra's decision to join US in boycotting Beijing 2022

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global times By Xu Keyue Canberra staged a new political show by joining the US in a "boycott" of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games, which fully exposes that it blindly follows the US, does not →

Biden, Putin Meet, Complain About Each Other

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth President Joe Biden and Russian president Vladimir Putin outlined their positions on the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian crisis during a virtual meeting on Tuesday. →

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan hints that Biden warned Putin of US boots on ground if Russia invades Ukraine - after 'looking him in the eye'

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​daily mail​​​ Joe Biden is prepared to deploy more American troops to NATO countries if Russia invades the Ukraine, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said on Tuesday after the president's call →

Will Russia Invade Ukraine Again?

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​national interest​​​ by Angela Kellett The tense security environment in Ukraine is escalating as Russia deployed nearly 100,000 troops to the border and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met →

Texas sued over redrawn electoral maps

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global times By AFP The US Justice Department sued Texas on Monday, accusing the Republican-led state of discriminating against black and Latino voters with its redrawn electoral maps. Merrick →

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