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Can a New Credit Rating Agency Help Africans Borrow at Better Rates?

Should We Keep Funding Israel? America’s $3.8 Billion Question

The End of Gaza

The ‘G2’ illusion? After Xi-Trump summit, China wants equality while the US seeks deals

From Disclosure to Prohibition: The Expanding US Research-Security Regime, 2020–26

What ‘Winning the Battle of Hormuz’ Got Wrong

How a U.S. Diplomat Suppressed and Altered Reports Critical of Israel

How China Deploys Wartime History Against Japan

Oil Prices Surge as Iran War Drains Global Stockpile

Trump Says Iran Could “Take Out” American Cities

Follow the Money: Countering Narcofinance in Latin America

Brazil’s presidential race: Three key takeaways from the first round

China could break the US-Iran diplomatic deadlock

Why Putin Is Threatening Nuclear War Over Kaliningrad

Is a Confrontational Approach With Iran Necessary?

Carney’s middle powers alliance to confront ‘specific problems’ lacking specifics: observers

After Two Decades, U.S. Forces Leave Iraq to an Uncertain Future

Has Gaza Broken US Politics?

Trump Needs a “Last Chapter” in Iran

Israel Knew About Oct 7th Before It Happened

Trump’s Threats Strengthen Iran

The US Has No Air Defense Missiles Left to Give Ukraine

Trump asked Xi if Beijing wanted US weapons: a joke, a gambit or something more?

Profound miscalculation’ by US to ignore Iran deal for Hormuz

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