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The Chinese Dragon Is a Hydra

Bryson Bort  The China problem is bigger than you think. It’s bigger than Huawei, bigger than 5G, and bigger than simmering trade wars. It’s bigger, even than China. Recent developments have brought China’s aggressive policy of state-sponsored cyber espionage back into the spotlight: The Justice Department (DOJ) filed charges …

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Russia Is Winning the Sanctions Game

Judy Twigg The current conversation about Russia sanctions centers around targeting and scope. Are we punishing the people whose behavior we most want to change? Is there pain, well inflicted, on those individuals responsible for creating chaos in Ukraine and Crimea, for reckless attacks on Sergei Skripal and …

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Hamas in Egypt

Giancarlo Elia Valori The issue of Sinai and its jihad is increasingly important, also considering Hezbollah’s new strategy in Southern Lebanon, as well as the current deployment of Iranian, Syrian, Russian and various Sunni and jihadist forces between the Golan Heights and the Bekaa Valley, on the border …

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Kushner Middle East Peace Deal Could Be ‘Travelling Back in Time’ – Professor

A US peace plan for the Middle East – which is set to be unveiled after Israel’s general election on 9 April – has been delayed since December 2017 when Palestinian uproar followed President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, …

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US May Soon Grab Saudi Arabia’s Crown as World’s Biggest Oil Exporter – IEA

According to an annual five-year outlook report by the International Energy Agency, the US became the world’s top oil producer in 2018, and is set to become the world’s biggest oil exporter over the next five years. The agency suggested that US’ crude oil exports will nearly double, …

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Lesser of Two Evils: Brexit Delay Uncertainty Beats No-Deal, Says Analyst

UK businesses are much better off if the government negotiates an extension to Article 50, which will be “domestic economy-friendly,” as opposed to crashing out of the European Union with no deal whatsoever, a Portfolio Manager in a City Fund told Sputnik. Reacting to the Wednesday vote in the UK …

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India Conducts Twin Tests of Fire & Forget Anti-Tank Missile Near Pak Border

Earlier this week, Indian defence scientists had successfully tested guided a Pinaka rocket, a weapon system designed to conduct precise strikes at distances of up to 90 kilometres.  Days after arch-rival Pakistan successfully test fired new smart air-to-surface munitions, India has successfully test fired a domestically-developed, low weight, …

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Scholar Suggests Russia’s S-400 Could Spark US-Turkey Political, Military Crises

US Defence Department Deputy Secretary Charlie Summers told reporters that Turkey could face great consequences if it procures the S-400s. However, President Erdogan has claimed that the purchase of the S-400 missile systems by Turkey is not connected with the security of NATO or the United States. Sputnik …

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