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The alignment of domestic socioeconomic interests is a key driver for continued Sino-Iranian cooperation, despite U.S.-led sanctions.

Students are surprisingly indifferent toward Taiwan.

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As of 2023, China continued to emit HFC-23 at high levels in violation of an international agreement.

“China has noticed that North Korea's controls on Chinese cultural content have relaxed as the country harshly cracks down on South Korean content,” a source told Daily NK.

The abrupt disruption in trade exposed significant vulnerabilities on both sides, leading to the tariff drawdown announced in Geneva.

Insights from Van Jackson. 

Avant la guerre, plan Carrington-Cutileiro Élaboré par l'ancien ministre britannique et ancien secrétaire général de l'OTAN lord Carrington et par le diplomate portugais José Cutileiro, ce plan fut proposé en février 1992 à l'issue d'une conférence européenne sur la paix. Il prévoyait une forte (...) / Accord de paix, Histoire, Guerre de Bosnie-Herzégovine 1992-1995, Bosnie-Herzégovine - Relations internationales

Pope Leo’s politics will be shaped less by his American nationality than his tradition of Catholic thought.

The Duterte-Marcos rivalry is a case study in how foreign policy is becoming politically polarized in non-aligned states.

The U.S. president has correctly abandoned decades of tradition in the region.

China is facilitating improved ties between Pakistan and the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, which is sure to generate anxieties in New Delhi.

The overall combined primary vote for Australia’s major parties has continued to decline, opening space for independents to make gains.

Inside the South African president’s gambit to mend ties with Trump.

A re-run election averted autocracy but left democracy in peril

The case for seizing Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s defense.

But Israel refuses to back down in the face of Western trade and diplomatic threats.

Officials hope to boost domestic spending, but prospects are slim.

In a contentious Senate hearing, the U.S. secretary of state defended an ‘America First’ approach to diplomacy at odds with his own former views.

Those in the disputed region bear the cost of the India-Pakistan conflict.