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Brahma Chellaney, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
The fall of the Syrian regime has resulted in the rise of violent jihadist forces, which could impose enduring costs on Western security, as the West...
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The Peace Prize committee in Oslo has increasingly allowed geopolitical considerations to guide the selection of an awardee.
The Sino-Russian entente has raised the strategic imperative for America to forge an informal alliance with another nuclear-armed giant.
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Xi Jinping seems to be betting that America’s entanglement in conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East is sapping its military capacity and...
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Taking out senior figures does not destroy militant groups but rather helps breathe new life into these groups by winning greater grassroots support.
The U.S. role in aiding China’s coverup is all the more ironic because America has led the world in total COVID case counts and number of deaths...
America faces a leadership crisis at home when it is at a crossroads in a rapidly changing and increasingly volatile world.
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The president, in practice, does not hew to his own narrative of a “global battle between democracy and autocracy,” thereby implicitly conceding...
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