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Is There a Place for a U.S. Military Base in Central Asia?

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carnegie Temur Umarov It was not so long ago that the United States had military bases in the region. But now much depends on whether the advantages would outweigh the inevitable losses that Central →

How Disastrous Would Disconnection From SWIFT Be for Russia?

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carnegie Seven years after threats were first made to cut Russia off from SWIFT, how well is Russia prepared to cope with disconnection from Western payment systems? The April 29 resolution passed by →

No-Go Negotiations: Iran May Not Be in a Rush to Get Nuclear Weapons

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tni There are reasons why rational nuclear latent states often want to stay non-nuclear. by Mayumi Fukushima As Iran’s next leader, President-elect Ebrahim Raisi, signals a hardening of Tehran’s →

The Implications of a Harris Presidency on the Future of the Sino-American Relationship

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tni A transition from a Biden to Harris administration would be neither the first nor the last in the country’s political history. At the same time, any transition is a time of peril where allies →

In Declaring Navalny Extremist, Russia Has Crossed a New Rubicon

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carnegie Andrey Pertsev Declaring all opposition figures enemies of the state and illegal entities precludes any chance of dialogue: there might have been a place at the table for a non-system →

Going Global: Forced Landing Makes Lukashenko an International Problem

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carnegie Artyom Shraibman Russia is the only country that can truly influence the behavior of the Belarusian regime, so it’s only a matter of time before Western pressure is transferred from Minsk to →

Don't be fooled by Trudeau's apology over Canada's genocide against indigenous people: Global Times editorial

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gt This week, 751 unmarked graves at the site of a former indigenous residential school in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan were found, which shocked Canada and the international community. It →

Why the West Must Stand With Ukraine

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ni In order not to lose Russia forever, the West must do everything possible and more to integrate Ukraine and other countries in Eastern Europe into a United Europe, and therefore into NATO and the →

Is Russia Right to Fear Creeping Militarization in Japan?

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carnegie 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 Japan’s ruling →

A Yale Professor Has Some Advice for Joe Biden on the Iran Problem

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ni What would one of the greats have to say about America's geostrategic struggle against Iran? by James Holmes Here's What You Need to Remember: Strategy is the art and science of setting and →

Time to look into Canada’s heinous crime in human rights history

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​gt China, on behalf of other countries including Russia, Belarus and Iran, called on Tuesday at the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council for an investigation into the discovery of the remains of →

Is the GOP the Zombie Party?

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ni The ephemeral cultural skirmishes that the Republican party engages in distracts from the fact that it remains institutionally opposed to the interests of its base. by Pedro Gonzalez The political →

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