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Will Tough New Sanctions Change the Course of Events in Belarus?

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carnegie Artyom Shraibman If Moscow and the West manage to de-escalate their confrontation, Lukashenko’s main currency—his demonstrative anti-Western stance—will be devalued in the eyes of the →

China urges Australia to face up to severe human rights violations at UN body

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gt Together with some countries and a UN body on refugee, China expressed grave concern over Australia's severe violations of human rights, including its soldiers' killing of innocent civilians in →

European Parliament HK resolution not binding, no bearing on EU: analysts

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gt Just a few days after the holding of the China-France-Germany virtual summit where the top leaders of the three countries reached an agreement to expand cooperation, some politicians in the →

A Rising Concern in Washington: Russian Missile Bases in Venezuela

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ni by Michael Peck Here's What You Need to Remember: Oleg Shvedkov, a retired submarine captain who is chairman of the Central Committee of the All-Russian Military Forces Trade Union, argued that →

Rhetoric Divorced from Reality: Deciphering Biden’s Foreign Policy Philosophy

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ni by Amanda J. Rothschild President Biden completed his first foreign trip last month, traveling to Europe for G7 meetings, discussions with NATO leaders, and a summit with Russian President →

Is Russia Right to Fear Creeping Militarization in Japan?

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carnegie James Brown If Japan’s quiet military revolution is indeed aimed against a specific threat, then that threat issues not from Russia but from China. On May 24, a joint defense panel of →

Support grows for China-EU business ties amid uncertainty

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gt Following a period of uncertainty in China-EU ties with intensifying US meddling, there are growing calls from some EU leaders and businesses to pursue a positive relationship with China in the →

Russia’s National Security Strategy: A Manifesto for a New Era

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carnegie Dmitri Trenin The central feature of the new strategy is its focus on Russia itself. The Russian leadership has every reason right now to turn homeward to address the glaring weaknesses, →

Foreign War Has Not Made America a Garrison State

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ni by Michael Lind THE FEAR that a country’s foreign policy can warp its internal social order is a perennial anxiety, in the United States and elsewhere. Usually, it takes the form of the claim that →

Russia’s new strategy shows US’ failure to split China-Russia ties

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By Yang Sheng Published: Jul 05, 2021 12:20 AM China-Russia Photo: VCG gt Russia's latest updated national security strategy shows that the US attempt to split China-Russia ties has failed again, and →

Central to Europe: The Advance of the Visegrád Four

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ni by Kevin J. McNamara AS EUROPE emerges from the depths of quarantine and recession, its geopolitical landscape will reveal a significant change, the result of trends that emerged before 2020. →

How Will U.S.-Russia Arms Control Affect the Geneva Summit?

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carnegie James M. Acton The following is based on remarks that James Acton gave to journalists on June 10, 2021 ahead of the summit between Presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin in Geneva. What →

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