Why Afghan refugees in the US deserve more
Reports of clothing and food shortages have arisen among those awaiting resettlement.
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How will China approach Afghanistan in the post-US era?
Behind the competitive posturing, the world’s rival superpowers share a historic concern with security.
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The woes of the world’s most heavily indebted property developer could soon mean problems for Xi Jinping, China’s economy and…
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The nuclear tinderbox: why the Indo-Pacific is the new arena of great power rivalry
The Aukus pact is more than an arms deal. It is a glimpse of the future of geopolitics in the…
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Why China and the US’s climate announcements are cause for hope
China will no longer fund overseas coal projects, while Joe Biden is promising to increase climate funding for developing countries.
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Why China’s pledge to end coal funding abroad is a dramatic moment
Xi Jinping’s country had planned to build more than 56,135 megawatts worth of coal infrastructure by 2050.
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What does Washington want from Aukus?
Why Joe Biden's administration decided it was worth risking French wrath.
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China whisperers: The US advisers shaping the world’s great rivalry
Despite calls for caution from some quarters, the consensus within the Biden administration is that China needs to be countered.
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