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PoliticsSeptember 5, 2019 The U.S. and the new great power paradigm James Jay Carafanois an expert in national security and foreign policy.
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SecurityAugust 13, 2019 The age of U.S. interventionism may not be over James Jay Carafanois an expert in national security and foreign policy.
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EconomyAugust 1, 2019 Rare earth minerals return to the U.S. security agenda Frank Umbachis head of research at EUCERS/CASSIS, University of Bonn.
SecurityJuly 30, 2019 Scenarios for U.S.-Iran conflict Amatzia Baramis director of the Centre for Iraq Studies.
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PoliticsJuly 8, 2019 Australia navigates Sino-American tensions Walter Lohmandirects The Heritage's Asian Studies Center.
EnergyJuly 4, 2019 The disruptive power of American tight oil Carole Nakhleis the founder and CEO of Crystol Energy.
PoliticsJuly 2, 2019 Nord Stream 2: The German perspective Michael Wohlgemuthis an economist and researcher.
PoliticsJuly 1, 2019 The U.S.-German rapport: The transatlantic X-factor James Jay Carafanois an expert in national security and foreign policy.
OpinionJune 28, 2019 The financial elephant in the room Prince Michael of Liechtensteinis the founder of GIS.
EconomyJune 14, 2019 The economics of a trade crisis Enrico Colombattois a professor of economics in Italy.
PoliticsJune 12, 2019 The trade war, Huawei and Chinese strategy Junhua Zhangis a senior associate at the EIAS.
PoliticsJune 10, 2019 The geopolitics of a Kosovo-Serbia deal Blerim Rekais a former Minister for the Republic of Kosovo.
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