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The Quad’s Survival Depends on Managing Security and Trade Troubles

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ni by Jagannath Panda No power in Asia or in the Indo-Pacific region is emerging to be as crucial to American interests in the region as India. New Delhi, too, seems receptive to this new →

China’s Economic Blackmail of Lithuania Could Backfire

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ni by Mark Episkopos The Republic of Lithuania has become an unlikely standard-bearer for transnational cybersecurity issues, with the country’s Defense Ministry urging Lithuanians not to purchase →

Merkel’s Legacy, as Seen From Russia

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carnegie Dmitri Trenin Angela Merkel’s sixteen years as German chancellor have shaped Berlin’s place and role in Europe and in the twenty-first-century world at large. Her legacy will live on long →

US-EU agree to target China on trade & tech, but Beijing has plenty of room to run

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gt After a recent strategic dialogue between Chinese and EU top diplomats, the US wooed EU on the first US-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) meeting, in which "curb China's non-market trade →

Putin and Erdogan Just Doubled Down on Defense Ties

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ni by Mark Episkopos Fresh off a bilateral meeting, Russia and Turkey announce sweeping plans to deepen their defense ties. Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan traveled to the Russian resort town →

Is the India-Turkey Relationship Headed to Ruin?

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ni by Amalendu Misra Turkey and India have shared bilateral ties for centuries. That age-old relationship, however, is on a downward spiral. Whatever historical and civilizational bond they share is →

The Nuclear Balance Is Changing—and Not For The Better

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ni by Peter Huessy The rise of China’s nuclear forces, added to Russian “exotic” new nuclear systems, is raising considerable concern in the United States for two separate but highly interconnected →

High-level tech meet with EU aims to repair ties

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gt US President Joe Biden will use this week's inaugural technology ministerial with the European Union to push for solutions to the nagging semiconductor supply issue that has hit the American →

Morrison's 'kindness' not sincere, only tactics with no more cards to play: observers

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gt Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who seemingly took a "soft" attitude toward China during his latest interview by claiming Canberra is "always open" to hearing from Beijing but Beijing is →

China's J-20 stealth fighters with domestic engines dazzle crowd at Airshow China opening

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gt The 13th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, or Airshow China 2021, kicked off in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong Province, on Tuesday, with dazzling aerial performances, →

Was the Taliban’s Top Political Leader Sidelined After a Gunfight?

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ni by Sebastien Roblin Political passions have on occasion driven even well-heeled politicians to brawls in the august halls of power. According to some reports, the Taliban, triumphant following →

Why the Kremlin Isn’t Celebrating the Duma Election Results

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carnegie Andrey Pertsev United Russia retained its majority at the recent State Duma elections—or, as President Vladimir Putin put it, “reaffirmed its leadership.” With half of the 450 seats in →

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