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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 →

Did Russia Chase a British Destroyer Away with Bombs?

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ni On Wednesday, Moscow said that the British Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender ventured as many as three kilometers into Russian territorial waters off the Crimean coast, a claim that London disputes. →

What Is Putin’s Mindset Ahead of His Meeting With Biden?

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carnegie Putin will probably be interested in assessing where Biden’s real concerns lie; where the sensitive areas may be in which mutual restraint, rather than unattainable compromise arrangements, →

Four Unknowns Ahead of Russia’s 2021 Parliamentary Elections

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carnegie ​ The Duma electoral campaign will lock in the inertia of parliamentary party dynamics. The regime will arrive at the 2024 presidential elections with a solid parliamentary majority. The →

Purges and Professionals: the Transformed Russian Regime

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carnegie The changes of 2020–2021 have proven so sweeping and profound that the Russian regime is undergoing a renaissance. Everything is now either pro-regime or anti-regime—i.e., criminal. Few →

US needs more sense of shame, clearer estimation of itself

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gt US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan threatened both China and Russia during his interviews with different media on Sunday. For Russia, he claimed that the US is preparing "another package →

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