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Destiny maker

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gt In her 16 years in power, Chancellor Angela Merkel took a leading role not only in charting Germany's course but influencing the path taken by Europe too. Here are the stories of three people →

Prime Minister challenger O’Toole assails Canada’s debt

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gt The leader of Canada's main opposition party on Wednesday said a surge in inflation in August highlighted the failure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's economic policies, and urged Canadians to →

Tough Talk Abroad Proves a Hit at Home for Ukraine’s Zelensky

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carnegie Konstantin Skorkin It’s been a difficult summer for Ukrainian foreign policy. It began with the Geneva summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterpart Joe Biden, and →

U-turn in bilateral ties unrealistic regardless of next Japanese PM – until China regains Tang Dynasty strength over Japan

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gt Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga made a surprise announcement on Friday, claiming he will not seek reelection as leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). It means he is giving up →

Israel opposes US consulate

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gt Israel said on Wednesday that a US plan to reopen its consulate in Jerusalem that has traditionally been a base for diplomatic outreach to Palestinians is a "bad idea" and could destabilize Prime →

Hype of ‘new Quad’ reflects India’s guilty conscience as an accomplice to threaten peace

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gt Some in India have hyped-up the idea that after the US and its allies leave Afghanistan, a "new Quad" between China, Russia, Iran and Pakistan may be formed in the future. For example, Indian →

Here's What a War Between Iran and Israel Would Look Like

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by Robert Farley Here's What You Need to Remember: The brunt of Israeli attacks would fall on Iran’s proxies in Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, and Iraq. Worries over war in the Middle East have largely →

Naval Showdown: USS Zumwalt vs. Russia's Kirov Class

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ni by Kyle Mizokami Here's What You Need to Know: The 610-foot-long Zumwalt allegedly has a radar signature equivalent to a small fishing vessel, and a maximum speed of thirty knots. The recent →

Do the Taliban Pose a Threat to Stability in Central Asia?

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carnegie Temur Umarov With the Taliban back in power in Afghanistan following the U.S. withdrawal, there has been increasing speculation over what that will mean for the neighboring countries of →

In the Donbas, Russia’s Newest Citizens Prepare to Vote

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carnegie Konstantin Skorkin The more the Minsk agreements aimed at ending the conflict in eastern Ukraine dissolve into a diplomatic pipe dream, the more active Moscow is becoming in integrating the →

The New Child Tax Credit Has Had Many Supporters—And Few Opponents

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ni by Trevor Filseth The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), passed in March 2021, provided for a number of significant pandemic relief-related measures. Probably the best-known among these was the →

Russia and China have Embraced Anti-Access Weapons. What's America's move?

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ni by Sebastien Roblin Here's What You Need To Remember: Taking the analysts’ conclusions together, one can arrive at a more nuanced understanding of the challenges posed by anti-access weapons. →

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