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The Euroatlantic states sharing the Baltic Sea have been subject to persistent security threats that have made them seek international solutions to maintain peace and stability. Challenges associated with Russia have been at the forefront for decades and are so today with its war against Ukraine. Meanwhile over the last decade the regional presence of China has increased - welcomed by many but analyzed by few. The security implications are beyond national and require a focus across NATO to find ...

China policy shift towards Afghanistan is a New Great Game in the region to use the country as a stepping-stone for broader regional strategic, economic and

China policy shift towards Afghanistan is a New Great Game in the region to use the country as a stepping-stone for broader regional strategic, economic and

Commentary It is a source of constant puzzlement and even growing anger that the United States–both the federal ...

The president’s repeated pledges to defend Taiwan against China suggest a change in U.S. policy

Washington - The U.S. Congress is moving ahead on bipartisan action strengthening trade and defense ties with Taiwan, as the self-governing island faces

Washington - The U.S. Congress is moving ahead on bipartisan action strengthening trade and defense ties with Taiwan, as the self-governing island faces

American historian David Ludden is also a published author. He currently teaches history at New York University.

Chinese President Xi Jinping had a plan to dominate tech and become the world's most powerful country. It's all gone wrong.

Xi heads to Central Asia and prepares to meet Putin; China joins Russian war games; a damning UN report on Xinjiang; and Ukraine’s Taiwan caucus.