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Nord Stream 2 and Europe’s Anti-Pipe Dream
In this neighbourhood dispute, the United States has the best chance at stopping the pipeline's construction, a…
COVAX: The Challenges of Equitable Vaccine Distribution
The Canadian government drew criticism in February when it announced that Canada would be the only G-7 country to…
Russia’s Revolution? Alexei Navalny’s Opposition
Navalny’s brush with death, subsequent return to Russia, and recent arrest have ignited protests as fierce as any…
L’Amérique, l’ex toxique de l’Europe
La gouvernance Trump semble avoir éclairé la dépendance néfaste de l’Europe aux États-Unis – une situation que…
Navalny : les tensions diplomatiques s’exacerbent entre…
Avocat et militant politique russe, Andrei Navalny a été condamné, le 2 février dernier, à trois ans et demi de…
Biden: the End of American Involvement in Afghanistan?
In practice, Biden may be the one to wrap up Trump’s withdrawal plan. Despite hopes among Afghan government…
The Abraham Accords: A Not-So-Peaceful Peace Treaty
At face value, the Abraham Accords appear to be a historic diplomatic achievement that will promote peace,…
Rolling the Dice on Development in Southeast Asia
Can crooked development in Southeast Asia be attributed solely to Chinese economic ambition?
This is not a new space race : how international…
The coronavirus crisis has turned into an international scientific race, as countries compete with each other to be…
The Earth Needs a Lawyer Too: Making Ecocide an…
"Making ecocide an official international crime would close a major gap in international law that has allowed mass…
The Gloomy Future of Sino-US Relations under the Biden…
Biden and Trump’s policies are only different in terms of their approaches to China. Whereas the former looks at…
Dual Circulation: China’s New Five-Year Plan and…
In its new five-year plan, the Communist Party of China has outlined a plan for “dual circulation” in which China…