Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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Any improvement in the West’s relations with China might be facilitated initially by Europe. The US-China trade war obscured the fact that Europe’s economic links with China far exceed America’s. Germany, in particular, relies on China as a manufacturing base to export to other countries.
The how, why, and everything that can go wrong when we arm the world.
With North Korea resuming a testing campaign for long-range missiles and possibly nuclear weapons, it is critical for the Yoon and Biden administrations to get out in front of a brewing crisis with actions to strengthen the alliance and messaging of solidarity.
Right now, it is safe to say Mr. Putin is no where near the point of where he is ready to concede
The United States established itself as the dominant supplier of civil nuclear technology in the 1960s. But Moscow soon caught up, supplanting Washington after the Cold War. What led to the rise of this autocratic nuclear marketplace?
The United States’ relationship with Saudi Arabia has been in a downward spiral since immediately after 9/11.
The crown prince has a very big ego, and he was personally humiliated by Biden but in what's happening, of course, this is payback time.
As governments find more effective ways to carry out internet shutdowns, citizens and democracies need more effective ways to combat them.