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The great powers are playing a high-risk shadow game. But such games have a nasty way of coming out of the shadows—with terrible consequences.
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--but not cancelled.
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With mile-long lines at the gas stations, empty supermarket shelves, soaring prices, and nothing working, the UK heads back to the 1970s.
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Navalny has been charged with running an "extremist group." The designation is part of the Kremlin's complex scheme to ensure there will never be a fre…
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Two months before a critical ministerial meeting, governments around the world really do need to get their acts together on multilateral trade.
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Plus: Nervana Mahmoud writes about Time Magazine's enthusiasm for the Taliban's leadership.
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France and Australia are both right and wrong in this quarrel, while the US's behavior just seems strange.
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Things didn't happen as I expected
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A Biden Executive Order opens a portentous debate about American capitalism.
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An invitation to join the Cosmopolitan Globalist Book Group on September 11
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Thoughts on the West's defeat
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By Vivek Y. Kelkar, Mumbai In the ancient world, Central Asia was understood as the key to the rise and fall of great powers, from ancient Persia to Pa…
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