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Dating back to 1848, water sharing is one of the longest-standing areas of bilateral cooperation between Mexico and the United States. Agreements...
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The Republic of Karakalpakstan, located in northwestern Uzbekistan, is a product of the peculiar boundary delimitations within the Soviet Union. It was...
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The original strategic impetus for China’s Belt and Road Initiative was to secure trade routes not subject to U.S. control in the...
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2021 turned out to be quite positive for foreign direct investment, despite the ongoing recovery from the pandemic, quarantines and difficulties in...
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Political leadership in Arab countries is often a poisoned chalice. Violence and upheaval have been hallmarks of political transition in the Middle...
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In recent years, the U.S. has leaned more heavily on using economic engagement and economic warfare to exert influence over other countries....
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Not so long ago, Taiwan and mainland China were mending their relations. Trade relations and cultural exchanges developed rapidly in the early...
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NATO was the product of a particular time and strategic landscape – a bipolar world characterized by two extremely antagonistic powers. Most...
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Earlier this week, five people who joined anti-government protests in Cuba last summer were sentenced to up to nine years in prison....
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Although India has some of the world’s largest coal reserves, its massive power consumption means that it also must import coal to...
Special Collection – The Middle East