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October 10, 2019
Building from Scratch: Rebirth of the Philippine NavyIn many respects, the navy that the Philippines is now building is a new one. By the 1990s, its old navy had fallen into such a state of obsolescence that it had no ships capable of fighting a modern... Read more |
October 4, 2019
Diplomacy and Dividends: Who Really Controls the Wagner Group?Many expected the diplomatic relationship between the Russian Federation and the United States to fray when U.S. forces killed hundreds of Russians assaulting a U.S.-held Syrian outpost in early 2018. Yet, the Kremlin quickly distanced itself from the Russian... Read more |
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September 26, 2019
Coal Mines, Land Mines and Nuclear Bombs: The Environmental Cost of the War in Eastern UkraineThe war in eastern Ukraine has raged for five years, killed over 13,000 people, and displaced millions. It has affected Ukraine’s political system, economy, society, and security situation. It has caused a rupture in relations between Russia and the... Read more |
September 26, 2019
On the Fault Line: Georgian Relations with China and the WestRelations between Georgia and the People’s Republic of China have expanded as China engages with the wider Black Sea region. The bilateral relationship is mostly economic in nature, with Georgia participating in the Belt and Road Initiative and the... Read more |
