Following the resignation of UK prime minister Keir Starmer amid collapsing public support, ambitious pragmatist …
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The outsider’s dilemma: Israel can neither accept Trump’s Iran policy nor refuse to go along
by adminAfter the United States and Iran signed a Memorandum of Understanding on June 18 to …
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Son of Satan, grandson of Scarp: Russia’s successful Sarmat tests are not a strategic breakthrough but a return to the Cold War arms race
by adminIn May, Vladimir Putin announced that Russia had successfully tested its new Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, …
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Same players, different deal: Zelensky now has the upper hand as Kyiv and Moscow resume the negotiation game
by adminFor the past six months, talk of negotiations aimed at reaching a deal to end …
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Hormuz windfall: High oil prices mean Iran has more to gain from prolonging the war than from accepting an unfavorable settlement
by adminOn June 14, Iranian and U.S. representatives signed a memorandum of understanding that is expected …
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Belarus is again maneuvering between the West and Russia, even though its autonomy from the …
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Yankee, stay home: Brussels is taking over America’s leading role in negotiations with the Kremlin
by adminWhile Vladimir Putin continues to claim that Russian forces are advancing on the battlefield “in all …
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The “ironclad friendship”: How Russia lost out to China in the competition to be Serbia’s key eastern partner
by adminLast month both Donald Trump (May 13-15) and Vladimir Putin (May 19-20) made highly publicized …
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The battle for Beijing: Who came out on top following visits by Trump and Putin to Xi Jinping?
by adminIn May, Xi Jinping had a rare — and undoubtedly welcome — opportunity to place …
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The anti-Trump: How conservative Friedrich Merz came to lead Europe’s confrontation with the U.S.
by adminA year after being elected German chancellor, Friedrich Merz has transformed from a presumed ally …