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Op-Ed / Asia

India’s Perilous Border Standoff With China

Modi’s Tough Stance Could Invite—Not Deter—Chinese Aggression.

Op-Ed / Asia

Myanmar Is Fragmenting—but Not Falling Apart

Why Outside Actors Should Work More Closely With Nonstate Groups

Why Iran Believes It’s Winning Against Israel

Tehran has concluded that a regional reordering is underway. The death of the president and foreign minister won’t change that.

Iran: Consequences of the vacant presidency

While continuity in foreign policy is likely, tension between state and society
could be further exacerbated by competition within the conservative camp.

Israel has made Gaza the deadliest place for aid workers

Only a ceasefire can stop the killing of aid workers and civilians in Gaza. Even without one, Israel could take measures to protect them. Here are some of them.

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Op-Ed / Africa

Senegal’s Presidential Election: A Seismic Event with West African Aftershocks

The election of Bassirou Diomaye Faye as president of Senegal opens a new chapter in the country’s history. His landslide victory could also mark a turning point for all West Africa.

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