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How does U.S. government launch antitrust action against Big Tech?
By Miao Wang The U.S. government has significantly increased its antitrust crackdown on Internet companies since 2020. The Trump administration…
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Bangladesh escapes the poverty trap
By Sajeeb Wazed Experts confirm what Bangladeshis have long known: people are not responsible for their poverty. Lack of resources,…
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China’s push to innovation
By Arthur Guarino and Wenjing Wang China is making a rapid and aggressive metamorphosis into becoming a global leader in…
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Diplomacy in the Indian way
By Sankalp Singh India has been at the forefront when it comes to civilization and society. We have seen the…
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Kim’s strategic patience and Xi’s security trap
By Collins Chong Yew Keat The old dogma of deterrence games is fast losing its luster and impact. Past containing…
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The West needs Pakistan to break the Saudi-Iranian polarization of the Persian Gulf
By Behrooz Ayaz and Dr. Julian Spencer-Churchill Pakistan is a neglected democratic ally of the West, and possesses a sophisticated…
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We need a global government of land, air and water
By Jo Guldi Polls show that two-thirds of Americans believe that the government should do more to combat climate change. Over the…
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Xi’s endgame and strategic power maneuvers
By Collins Chong Yew Keat For as much as the war in Ukraine caused unprecedented reverberations across the globe in…
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One step forward, two steps back: Why does climate diplomacy fail? What can be done to get countries to commit?
By Alysa Yalch In this article, I will discuss why Climate diplomacy is in gridlock despite calls for global change…
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The Great Game is alive and well, in India
By Richard E. Caroll From the early beginnings of the 1800s, shortly after the Napoleonic Wars, the struggle between Great…
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