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Bush's memorial also marks the passing of the war generation's suspicion of populism. Read More
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The democratic peoples of the West have tired of the politics of the sensible center and are demanding change. Read More
Summary Just over a month from now, on Jan. 10, Nicolas Maduro is scheduled to be sworn in again as president of Venezuela. The occasion... Read More
What if Pyongyang is using nuclearization as a means to alter the terms of its relationship with China? Read More
Iranian efforts to send a high-level official to Sweden talks with the Houthis have been rebuffed. Read More
China's signature foreign-policy project is a failure that the U.S. shouldn't copy. Read More
Power goes to those who can adapt quickly and get things done... Read More
Building the resilience of societies and institutions offers a potentially viable strategy for the three countries to achieve more secure and... Read More
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At last, a people's revolt against the tyranny of environmentalism. Paris is burning. Not since 1968 has there been such heat and fury... Read More
For Europe's sake, Emmanuel Macron needs help – not our scorn or hatred. A young, reformist French president who promised a... Read More
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It is not racist to call out the Chinese government's record of economic theft and espionage, or to take measures to protect against it. Read More
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The Trump administration and NATO, which have been antagonists more often than not, presented an unusual united front on Tuesday, when U.S.... Read More
Bruno Maçães says the emergence of a Eurasian supercontinent need not leave the US out in the cold if it can capitalise on its outsider status as well as secure control over the connections across the new geopolitical... Read More
U.S.-Iranian conflict resolution is in flux following withdrawal from the nuclear deal, and it remains unclear whether sanctions will be sufficient to force Iran back to the negotiating table. A deeper dive into the energy realpolitik of... Read More
There are deep reasons for US president's hostility to UK's exit deal from EU. Read More
