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Between Profits and Principles: Money, Morality, and the Russia-Ukraine War
"Three things are required for war: money, money, and money again,” proclaimed Marshal Gian-Giacopo Trivulzio (1448 - 1518) in response to Louis XII's inquiry...
A US effort to form a new military block in Asia
Two back-to-back events can be seen as major events in an acceleration of strategic realignments among the big powers. They appear amidst growing signs...
Europe’s Quagmire: The Prospect of a Long and Costly War
As time passes and Russia consolidates its defense positions in the territories of Ukraine that it occupies, the prospects of a swift victory are...
NATO in the Indo-Pacific: Will India become second fiddle to the US military alliance system?
Even as France became the spoilsport of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s (NATO) ambition to make its permanent presence in the Indo-Pacific with a liaison...
Turkey: Americans are strengthening their troops to support “Kurdish terrorists”
At the NATO summit in Vilnius, it was announced that for the first time in the history of the alliance, a coordinating body to...
China: Two stern warnings must be given to NATO
There are 31 NATO members, but they have never been monolithic and have different views on many international issues. However, they are in general...
NATO’s expansion in Japan: Emerging Security Trends in Asia and the Indo-Pacific
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, as well as the crisis involving Taiwan, have transformed Asia into a prospective arena for geopolitical tensions...
Wang Yi: ‘You can never become a Westerner’
‘You can never become a Westerner!’ China’s top diplomat Wang Yi has urged Japan and South Korea to foster a sense of “strategic autonomy”...
Global Times: When war profiteering meets reality
It was supposed to be a big summer for NATO, welcoming Sweden and Finland at the summit in Vilnius and showcasing the best-of-the-West tanks...
NATO exercise ‘Sea Breeze’ with Ukraine moves from Black Sea waters to UK
An annual Black Sea exercise that has frequently drawn Russia’s ire resumed this week after a year hiatus, thousands of miles away from its...