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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in the Race for Rare Earths Strategic Cooperation in Central Asia

Central Asia in the Global Rare Earth Race As Washington and Beijing have escalated their trade confrontation, the rare earth sector has emerged as one...

The Return of the Rivalry: Latin America in the New Great Power Contest

Until not so long ago Latin America had been considered a quiet region, located far from the world's superpower main strategic confrontations, with sporadic...

The Human Right to Water: The Case of Jordan

The human right to water is recognized by the United Nations in a series of General Assembly and Human Rights Council resolutions and international...

How Foreign Policy Became Portfolio Management

On 27 May the United States Treasury placed the Persian Gulf Strait Authority on its sanctions list, the body Iran had set up three...

Hung Cao’s visit and Vietnam’s art of psychological diplomacy

In diplomacy, the value of a visit sometimes lies not in the number of agreements signed or statements made, but in the symbolic message...

Targeting Critical Infrastructure as a Modern Warfare Tactic

The 24th June Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian-occupied Sevastopol resulted in a complete power outage, requiring authorities to declare a "state of emergency." The...

Why Belarus Is Now Europe’s Most Dangerous Flashpoint

Alexander Lukashenko had quite an unusual week. On June 19, Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave him a public ultimatum: remove the Russian signal relay stations on...

America at 250: Can a Divided Nation Celebrate Together?

Betsy Halsey, a 63-year-old retired teacher from Doylestown, Pennsylvania, has memorabilia from America's 1976 bicentennial, but she refuses to celebrate the upcoming 250th anniversary...

How U.S. and Israeli Strikes Shattered Iran’s Iconic Monuments

Recent Israeli airstrikes on March 7 and 9 caused significant damage to historic sites in Isfahan, Iran, including the Naqsh-e Jahan square and the...

Russia Targets Ukraine’s Fortress Belt in Major Offensive

Russia is slowly advancing into Kostiantynivka, a strategic city in Ukraine, while its progress along the broader 1,200-km front has mostly stalled. Fighting has...

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Why Failed Coups Make Sahel Juntas Stronger, Not Weaker

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Why Israel Is Alarmed by China’s Growing Military Ties With Egypt

Chinese President Xi Jinping's historic visit to Egypt (in...

Can a Social Media Ban Really Protect Children?

In December 2024, Australia passed the Online Safety Amendment...

Structural Substitution Inflation and China’s Consumer Paradox

Data have long clearly shown that China's current sluggish...
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