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Three Big Questions Biden’s National Security Strategy Has to Answer

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ni Real strategies are born of hard choices. by James Jay Carafano Strategy is the “guiding lifeline” for approaching monster challenges. To deliver a strategy that fits the challenges of the modern →

The Difficult Task of Exploiting Cracks in the Russia-China Relationship

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ni Russia and China will see through any attempt to divide them and are particularly sensitive to ensuring their differences are not aired in public. by John Ruehl The U.S.-Russia summit in →

Biden’s way of slamming Beijing-Moscow relations is humiliating Russia

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gt US President Joe Biden tried his best to drive a wedge between China and Russia during a press conference after his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Biden said, "Russia is in a very, →

The Coming Green Imperialism in Europe

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ni The rise of the Greens indicates a new normal, where committed radicals are striving to get the levers of power in Europe. by Sumantra Maitra For those who are unaware, a quiet tectonic shift is →

Assessing the Results of the Biden-Putin Summit

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ni What impact might their meeting have on the course of relations between the world’s foremost nuclear powers? by TNI Staff How should we interpret the results of the summit meeting in Geneva →

China is a democracy by Lincoln's definition: former Singaporean FM

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gt As tensions between China and the West continue to heat up, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has become the target of myriad attacks of the US-led Western countries. George Yeo, former →

What to Watch for in the Iranian Elections

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ni To focus on the outcome of the Iranian presidential election may be interesting, but ultimately it is not hugely relevant. by Michael Rubin Iranians are heading to the polls to elect a new →

Russia Isn't a Priority for Biden

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ni There is an emergence of a calculus in which policy towards Russia must now be considered in the context of other priorities, rather than existing in an independent sphere. by Nikolas K. Gvosdev →

U.S.-Russia Summit: Why Biden and Putin Both Won

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ni Biden and Putin were able to take some baby steps toward restoring a semblance of a diplomatic relationship between Washington and Moscow. by Jacob Heilbrunn No, the Biden-Putin summit did not →

The Secret to China’s Soft Power Success in the United States

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ni The most “interesting” aspect of the U.S.-China relationship is that America’s ruling class and elites seem to be helping, at times celebrating, the latter’s rise. by Pedro Gonzalez “I’m really →

A Pointless U.S.-Russia Summit?

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ni If Biden truly wants to salvage the summit and produce worthwhile results, a totally different approach is essential. by Ted Galen Carpenter Given the ugly state of U.S.-Russian relations, →

Biden-Putin Summit: The View from Moscow

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ni The Biden administration’s pledge to promote liberal democracy and human rights abroad could spark a new crisis between the two countries. by Dimitri Alexander Simes President Joe Biden and →

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