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EU threatens to blacklist airlines linked to border influx

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​the guardian​​​ The EU has published a draft law that would blacklist airlines and travel operators that fly people to countries on its borders as part of attempts to destabilise the bloc, in its →

The West Should Be Ready to Coerce Belarus

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​national interest​​​ by Henrik Larsen Sten Rynning The migrant crisis in Belarus has now grown into a European security crisis. The regime of Belarusian dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko has been →

Australian energy firm sparks outrage with new gas field project

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global times Australian environmental groups on Tuesday vowed to scupper plans for a vast new gas project off the country's pristine northwest coast, saying it would critically undercut international →

China might do US a favor to open its crude oil reserves, but will prioritize own interests amid mixed bilateral interactions

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global times China might help the US curb soaring oil prices and fears of inflation by releasing its own crude oil reserves as a favor, but the US must return the favor with sincerity in pushing for →

Russia accuses west of building up forces on its borders

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​ the guardian​​​ Russia has accused the west of building up forces on its borders as well as those of Belarus in remarks that appeared tailored to mirror recent US warnings about Moscow’s aggressive →

Putin Warns the West to Heed Russia’s Redlines in Donbass

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos As the Donbass crisis deepens, Russian president Vladimir Putin warns the West to heed Russia’s “red lines.” “Ukraine’s internal crisis is among the most →

Tens of thousands protest curbs

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global times Tens of thousands took to the streets in cities across Europe Saturday as anger mounted over fresh COVID-19 restrictions imposed against a resurgent pandemic. And Dutch police faced a →

Russian Foreign Policy: Shifting Gears

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carnegie Dmitri Trenin President Vladimir Putin often makes statements on foreign policy. Just last month, he spent several hours discussing world affairs at the annual Valdai Club meeting; more →

Should the United States Support Chinese Separatism?

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​national interest​​​ by Michael Rubin The People’s Republic of China and its communist dictator Xi Jinping often depict their country as united and monolithic, even though in reality it is anything →

Sweden to get vaccination pass on Dec 1

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global times Sweden will introduce a COVID-19 vaccination pass on December 1 for public indoor events of more than 100 people, as cases rise in much of Europe, the government said Wednesday. With →

Thailand unveils APEC 2022 logo

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global times Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai on Thursday unveiled a new logo for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group in 2022, further emphasizing the →

What Does China’s Isolation Mean for Ties With Russia?

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​carnegie​​​ Yaroslav Shevchenko When the devastating wave of the pandemic was only just rising over Europe and the United States in March 2020, China had already declared victory over the virus. By →

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