Russia and China in the Arctic: Less Than Meets the Eye
Although China will continue to be a partner with Russia, and driving a wedge between the two countries remains a distant prospect
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Three notes on the margins of the Syrian transition
The new administration has inherited a shattered country, a state that is territorially dividedand institutionally shattered, an impoverished society that is deeply
China and the Story of Supply and Demand
The prospect of closer ties to China’ autocratic regime surely is not appealing to people in Mexico, Canada, and elsewhere. But with
As China and the U.S. Race Toward A.I. Armageddon, Does It Matter Who Wins?
There’s no shortage of problems thatour combined brilliance can improve if not solve: climate, nuclear weapons, speciesextinction, toxic waste clean-up, housing, microplastics,
Washington’s Fantasy of a War Against China
The whispered debates in Washington are not about whether the U.S. can catch up with China, but whether the U.S. can prevent
The Dynamics of Sino-India Economic and Trade Relations During Modi 3.0 Governance
A general assessment is that during Modi 3.0's governance, Sino-Indian economic and trade relations will continue to develop. However, this development does
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In this article, we look at some of the speculation, then address three specific instances of how the US’s policy priorities may
A New Future for Syrian Refugees?
Now, not even two months after Assad’s fall, the world’s eyes have moved from Syria back toGaza and the new ceasefire, as
The geopolitics of multipolarity:Europe’s strategic challenges
The Indo-Pacific is reshaping the global order, and Europe’s place within it is increasingly precarious. With critical economic and security interests at
Starlink Militarization and Its Impact on Global Strategic Stability
In this piece, two researchers from PLA-affiliated National University of Defense Technology argue that Starlink will negatively impact global stability, in light