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Russia-Africa Policy Debates

With the heightening of the current geopolitics, many African...

Institutional Money Is Rushing Into America. Central Banks Are Rushing Into Gold. Both Are Reading the Same Signal

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Why Are Oil Importers Turning to Longer Trade Routes?

The Iran conflict and disruption to the Strait of...

Venezuela’s Oil Deal Has a Guyana Problem — and an OPEC One

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Can Trump’s Venezuela Oil Plan Derail the Country’s Energy Recovery?

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Beyond Slogans: The Ten Structural Realities Governing Modern Energy Systems

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Israel-Greece Defense Pact: What It Means for China’s Belt and Road

Chinese intelligence, military, political, and strategic institutions view the...

NATO Allies Foil Suspected Russian Plot to Sabotage Undersea Cables

This spring, NATO allies detected Russian submarines near the...

The Credibility Gap: Russia’s Rational Test of NATO’s Eastern Flank

On 12 August, NATO's ambassadors met in Brussels to...

The Asymmetry of Strategic Depth

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Amnesty, States, and the Argument Both Sides Keep Missing

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Can Pakistan Remain a Mediator as Saudi-Iran Tensions Escalate?

Pakistan is facing a difficult diplomatic test as escalating...

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Last month the state parties to the Arms Trade...

BBNJ Information Exchange Mechanism: Why Capacity Matters More Than Data

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