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Illusion of Supremacy or Reality of Power: Why the U.S. Cannot Wage War on China
During the past several years, war scenarios and analyses issuing from Washington have hewed to a familiar but deceptively reassuring image of the future:...
Kenya’s Liberal Economy Attracting Russian and Foreign Investors
Over the years, Kenya and Russia have enjoyed cordial and warm bilateral relations. Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus remain key to the development agenda in...
The Perfect Storm That Is the Philippines
As typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi, internationally) left over 200 Filipinos dead while affecting nearly 2 million people, President Marcos Jr declared “a state of national...
Russian-Nigerian Economic Diplomacy: Decades of Agreements, Minimal Impact
Over the past two decades, Russia's economic influence in Africa—and specifically in Nigeria—has been limited, largely due to a lack of structured financial support...
Is Ukraine a Viable State?
The Ukrainian parliament has disclosed that its public debt of over $190 billion will require close to four decades to repay—but this assumes the...
‘Amazing’ handshake fails to amaze markets as Xi unamused by Trump’s G2 offer
It is indeed known that the United States and China have been locked in an economic war. All possibilities of a further “pause” agreement...
U.S. Backs EU Plan to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine
The United States supports the European Union's plan to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine and end the war with Russia. The European...
South Korea Seeks U.S. Uranium to Power Home-Built Nuclear Submarine
South Korea plans to develop a domestically built nuclear-powered submarine and has requested enriched uranium fuel from the United States. President Lee Jae Myung...
Hungary to Buy U.S. Nuclear Fuel, Tech for Russian-Built Plant
Hungary will sign a new nuclear cooperation agreement with the United States that includes the purchase of American nuclear fuel and U.S. technology for...
Netherlands May Lift Controls on Nexperia if China Resumes Chip Exports
The Dutch government is reportedly ready to suspend its special powers over chipmaker Nexperia if China resumes the export of key semiconductor components, Bloomberg...