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Posted inin Europe
Opinion

Reading between the lines: Europe’s increased security engagement in the Indo-Pacific

Posted byby Marie Corrie
February 10, 2023
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3 min

The European Union is seeking to increase its political, economic and military presence in the so-called Indo-Pacific, a mega-region stretching from the east coast...

Posted inin Asia
Internal Security

Why Tajikistan’s Pamiris don’t trust their government

Posted byby Geoffrey Wallace
February 10, 2023
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5 min

For 30 years, eastern Tajikistan has been either on the edge of unrest or the scene of fighting. Fighting broke out again on May 16....

Posted inin Asia
Politial Affairs

Jokowi’s Spin-Off: Becoming International Statesman

Posted byby Michael Becker
February 6, 2023
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4 min

Entering 2023 just going as equally as “The End of the Jokowi’s Era”. It could be seen by the fact that Indonesia has been...

Posted inin Asia
News

National Security Trial of Hong Kong Democracy Activists Begins

Posted byby Geoffrey Wallace
February 6, 2023
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4 min

Hong Kong — Some were seasoned politicians and veteran protest leaders. Others were academics, unionists and health care workers. They hailed from different generations...

Posted inin Asia
Latin and South America

Unbreakable Alliance of Cuba and North Korea: How Two Nations Were Linked by Communism and Resistance to US Imperialism

Posted byby Michael Becker
February 5, 2023
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10 min

Even a cursory look at any map (and especially a globe) of planet Earth is enough for the observer to understand that Pyongyang and...

Posted inin Europe
Politics

Ukraine War and the Future of the European Union’s Security and Defense Policy

Posted byby Geoffrey Wallace
February 5, 2023
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6 min

Following the end of the Cold War, Europe enjoyed a so-called peace dividend, and security and defense policy were pushed to the periphery of...

Posted inin Asia
Europe

Kazakhstan jumpstarts itself after a year of protests, Russia crisis

Posted byby Marie Corrie
February 4, 2023
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6 min

A year ago, Kazakhstan’s most significant stress test since independence arose from a bureaucratic decision to end fuel subsidies on propane and butane, which...

Posted inin Commentaries
News

Scientists ‘can tell from a brain’s response’ whether owner is left- or right-wing

Posted byby Devlin McAllister
February 4, 2023
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2 min

Israeli scientists say they are able to establish where people stand on politics by scanning their brains. Researchers at Tel Aviv University used magnetic...