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China Shows Why Proposed EU Subsidies for Green Tech Could Backfire
Subsidies are not without problems, even for China. They produce unintended losers and make the market less competitive and more...
SpaceX’s Starlink Internet Service May Be a Gamechanger In Africa
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigeria’s Kingmaker, Is Now Its President-Elect
Making South Sudan’s Oil and Water Resources Work for Its People
Wagner Group: Russia’s Mercenary Army in Africa
China-Built Addis Ababa Light Rail Struggles Come to a Head
How Xi and Putin View Peace in Ukraine and a Post-Conflict World
Weak Western Reaction to Crimea Referendum Paved Way for Wider Invasion
Why Moldova Could Be Next in Russia’s Plans for Horizontal Escalation
Russia’s War in Ukraine Threatens Moldova and Transnistria Too
Russia and Ukraine Are in a Fight to the Death in Bakhmut
Iran-Saudi Arabia Deal Heralds China’s Rise as Middle East Power
U.S. Intelligence Identifies Where China May Build Next Overseas Bases
Saudi Arabia is Making a Strategic Gamble on Sports
‘Too Big to Fail’ No Longer Works for Egypt and Pakistan
Israel’s New Far-Right Government Will Accelerate Rift With American Jews
Distant Star TOI-700 Has Two Potentially Habitable Planets Orbiting It
China Ready to Go It Alone in Space
SpaceX: Crew Dragon is Returning to Earth – Here’s When to Hold Your Breath
The UAE’s Mars Mission Seeks to Bring Hope to More Places Than the Red Planet
SpaceX Astronaut Launch: Here’s the Rocket Science It Must Get Right
Xi-Putin Meeting Marks Return of China-Russia Axis and Start of New Cold War
The Peril and Promise of ChatGPT and AI Information Retrieval
AUKUS Submarine Deal Will Be Australia’s Biggest Defense Project Ever
Sanctions Rarely Work, But Are They Still the Least Bad Option?
Australia Walks Geopolitical Tightrope Amid Lithium Boom
Subsidies are not without problems, even for China. They produce unintended losers and make the market less competitive and more...
China’s economic slowdown could prompt a return to reformism and internationalism sooner than Xi Jinping and his loyalists may wish.
Chinese economists project economic growth at a rate of 5-6% in 2023. But slowing domestic consumption could cause the economy...