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Ending the war can strengthen the prospects for democracy
The Iran war is driving the continent toward Chinese-backed green energy
The article explores how Asian nations have adapted their strategies and policies in response to the U.S. "America First" approach, navigating the complexities of regional dynamics and global power shifts.
Why his impatience with Chinese commanders should worry U.S. policymakers
The article examines the strategic advantages the U.S. maintains over China, highlighting economic, military, and technological factors that contribute to America's continued global influence.
The article explores Iran's evolving role in the shifting landscape of global power dynamics, highlighting its strategies and implications for international relations.
Band together or struggle alone in a disordered world
The article examines the current vulnerabilities facing China, highlighting economic challenges and geopolitical tensions that could reshape its global influence and domestic stability.
Why transactionalism won’t deliver peace in the Middle East
The article explores how China's emerging national narrative and cultural mythos are shaping its global identity and influencing international relations in the 21st century.
The article explores how grassroots movements and civil society pose significant challenges to autocratic regimes, highlighting the power of collective action in promoting democracy and accountability.
The article explores the complex relationship between Gulf states and China, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that arise as these nations navigate their economic and geopolitical interests.