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Modi’s Visit to Russia Indicates a Reboot in the Bilateral Relationship

The new India-Russia economic vision outlined in the summit will likely clash with the Western attempts to isolate Moscow

Rajorshi Roy

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How Iran’s Next President Sees an Emerging “New World Order”

In general, Pezeshkian’s approach is practical and pragmatic, recalling the approach of predecessors Rafsanjani, Khatami and Rouhani

Javad Heiran-Nia

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How Hezbollah Grew Over Four Decades, Profiting From Chaos

The U.S. killing of Qassem Soleimani in 2020 led to an increased Hezbollah role in Iraq, where it has directed attacks against U.S. forces

Arman Mahmoudian

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Haiti Needs A Holistic Response to its Multidimensional Crisis

Experts on Haiti met with diplomats and policymakers to discuss the need for a multi-pronged approach to Haiti

Aude Darnal • Natika Kantaria

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Deterrence in Peacetime—Japan’s Deepening Cooperation with NATO

Japanese PM Fumio Kishida attended NATO's 75th anniversary, advocating for stronger Indo-Pacific-European alliances amid Russia-North Korea ties and China's rising threat.

Yuki Tatsumi

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Yoon’s Clap Back to the Putin-Kim Summit

The NATO Summit addressed the emerging Russia-North Korea alliance, highlighting global security challenges and South Korea’s pivotal role in response.

Jenny Town

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Turkey and China Seek Rapprochement, Though It Will Be Limited in Scope

Ankara and Beijing have managed to move beyond the Uyghur issue and focus on bilateral issues including energy, trade and even military cooperation

Emil Avdaliani

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Early Signals After Iran’s Election Suggest More Continuity Than Change

The challenges for Pezeshkian will be navigating Khamenei's influence in addressing the nuclear issue, the regional landscape after the Gaza war, and the economy

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