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Economic Benefits of Continuing Military Aid to Ukraine
Posted inGeoeconomics Governance National Security Opinion

Economic Benefits of Continuing Military Aid to Ukraine

Continuing military, financial, and humanitarian aid to Ukraine is a strategic investment that enhances global stability and safeguards U.S. national interests. Stimulating the U.S. Economy Since February 2022, Congress has…
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January 13, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Russian Gas, Geopolitical Risks, and the Path to Conflict
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Russian Gas, Geopolitical Risks, and the Path to Conflict

The European Union remains divided on achieving energy independence from Russian gas. By demonstrating flexibility and a willingness to resume importing Russian gas, Europe risks escalating tensions with Moscow and…
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January 2, 2025Tags: Hungary, NATO, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine
Kazakhstan’s Uranium Deal with China: Strategic Gains and Hidden Risks
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Kazakhstan’s Uranium Deal with China: Strategic Gains and Hidden Risks

Russia's economy has been significantly impacted by sanctions, with consequences expected to linger for several years. The country continues to rely heavily on its energy resources, the backbone of its…
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December 26, 2024Tags: China, Kazakhstan, Russia
Boakai’s Ties With Russia Threaten Liberia’s Stability and U.S. Relations
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Boakai’s Ties With Russia Threaten Liberia’s Stability and U.S. Relations

The Liberian opposition could attempt to counter Russian expansion through legislative action, public advocacy, alliances with Western countries, and media campaigns. However, their success would depend on a range of…
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November 14, 2024Tags: Liberia, Russia, USA
Egypt creates anti-Ethiopia alliance in the Horn of Africa
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Egypt creates anti-Ethiopia alliance in the Horn of Africa

The recent strengthening of relations between Egypt and certain African nations may indicate a rising likelihood of conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia. In early October, the presidents of Egypt, Eritrea,…
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November 1, 2024Tags: Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somaliland
Analysis of the Taliban Regime’s resilience in 2024-2025
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Analysis of the Taliban Regime’s resilience in 2024-2025

The Supreme Afghan Leader (Emir) Haibatullah Akhundzada has strengthened his grip to power, formulating new federal institutions functioning under his decree and implementing policies from his limited office in Kandahar. Under his…
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October 16, 2024Tags: Afghanistan, China, Haqqani network, Iran, Russia, Taliban
Chinese companies continue to supply machinery to the Russian defense industry for the production of weapons.
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Chinese companies continue to supply machinery to the Russian defense industry for the production of weapons.

In 2022, the most stringent sanctions since 2014 were imposed on Russia, restricting the supply of high-tech products to the country. These sanctions were intended to significantly undermine the operations…
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October 10, 2024Tags: China, Russia
France’s Western Sahara shift
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France’s Western Sahara shift

After years of diplomatic tensions, France has reversed course on its decades-old position by recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over the Western Sahara. In late July, Paris formally endorsed Morocco's autonomy plan for…
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August 9, 2024Tags: Algeria, France, Western Sahara
Hungary plays as China’s bat to kick the US out of the EU economy
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Hungary plays as China’s bat to kick the US out of the EU economy

Budapest is going to do its best to help China reduce US influence in Europe. At present time China is actively building factories to manufacture electric vehicles in Hungary. In…
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May 2, 2024Tags: China, Hungary, USA
Tanzania and Malawi are on the brink of a diplomatic standoff
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Tanzania and Malawi are on the brink of a diplomatic standoff

Tanzania and Malawi are on the brink of a diplomatic standoff following Dodoma's decision to commence the upgrade of Mbamba Bay Port, situated on the shores of Lake Malawi. Lilongwe…
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April 17, 2024Tags: Malawi, Tanzania

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