International Relations

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NATO Lost Ukraine & Europe Prepares for War

Iran has suggested a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in 7 days

What the West Forgets about China

Trump prizes his relationship with Xi. Experts say Xi may view it differently.

Seven Months Into Iran War

Israel Is Trying to Shape What Chatbots Say. We Tested Six.

Structural Misalignment and the Limits of Pressure: Trump and Brazil’s 2026 Election

The Israel Lobby, Explained

As Trump Threatens to Annihilate Iran, War Trajectory is Escalating

Former Official Warns Trump Might Resort to the ‘Nuclear Option’ Because He Refuses To Accept Loss

China hawks grumble over Trump’s lavish welcome planned for Xi state visit

The Cost of the War with Iran

Effort to Steady Ties as Xi and Trump Prepare to Meet in Washington

Middle East Unraveling — Are We on the Path to World War?

Seven Months Into the Iran War

Trump heads into a week of diplomacy, hampered by a lack of allies

Whiplashed middle powers seek new alliances as Trump rages on world stage

Chinese firms keen on investing in Oman’s International Financial Centre

Why the Iran War is driving up global energy costs

The Wrong Race: The US, China, and AI Competition

Will Yemen Become Saudi Arabia’s Vietnam?

China’s Supposed Trump-Xi Summit Threat Gets Shot Down By Senior US Official

Who’s Afraid of BRICS?

US energy consumers have spent $121 bn extra due to war: Moody’s

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