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China’s new rare earth export controls should galvanize the West to build resilience against China’s growing dominance in ...
Image — A man walks by a vandalized mural depicting a group of women on 14 August 2022 in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo by Nava Jamshidi/Getty Images. One year after the Taliban’s ascent to power in ...
Opinion
The rise of Reform, the AfD and RN is more than a blip – so what happens if the E3 goes far right?
The self-destruction of the traditional right represents a massive upheaval of Europe’s post-war political landscape. But a populist axis between the UK, France and Germany is unlikely.
The UK should coordinate with European partners and local communities to prioritize environmental safeguards while pursuing ...
Egypt wants to lock in a long-term commitment from other countries to ensure it is not left to secure Gaza alone.
Annette Bohr has more than 30 years of professional experience as an analyst of Eurasian politics and energy. Her research addresses the politics and international relations of the post-Soviet Central ...
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Attacks on ‘drug boats’ are pushing the US away from the consensus on the rules of international law
Self-defence, terrorism and a state of conflict have all been invoked as justification for attacks on the high seas. None are ...
From its position at the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore offers a unique vantage point on these developments. As a small ...
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