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How South China Sea Tensions Threaten Global Trade
Washington Should Resist The Urge To Meddle In Moldova
New Details Emerge Of Russia’s Potential Nuclear Space Weapon
Was Nuland Fired For Her Role In The Ukraine Debacle?
Turkey's Looming Invasion Of Syria Tests US-Kurdish Ties
LONDON, UK--Turkey’s threatened incursion into northern Syria is testing US efforts to balance between an important counterterrorism partner in the Middle East and a pivotal geopolitical ally in the war in Ukraine.
Collective West And Kyiv Attempting To Split Russian-Chinese Relations
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--The West, through Asian bloggers and media controlled by it, at the end of September of this year, initiated massive stuffing about a state coup in China.
US Urged To Clarify Approach To Cambodia's Drift Toward China
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Over the past decade the United States has been torn between "righteous indignation" and "democratic backsliding and pragmatic engagement," in its dealings with Cambodia, according to a recent report that criticizes Washington for issuing sanctions on Cambodia as a way to reverse its deteriorating record on human rights and return the country to a democratic path.
China Closer To Dominating Southeast Asia
NEW YORK, U.S.--While the world is preoccupied with Ukraine, China continues to make aggressive moves in the South China Sea, almost the entirety of which China claims to be part of its territory.
Ukraine Invasion A Wakeup Call For Taiwan
SACRAMENTO, U.S.--Russia’s attack on Ukraine has profoundly rattled Taiwan, prompting the island to double down on the buildup of its own missile force.