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The new ‘challenge’ to China’s Belt and Road is a futile fantasy

The new ‘challenge’ to China’s Belt and Road is a futile fantasy

The West has tried to outshine Beijing’s grand trade route multiple times, but can’t muster the will to do it…
US-backed militants fight each other in Syria. Who is to blame?

US-backed militants fight each other in Syria. Who is to blame?

Holding vast swaths of rich land hostage, American forces will never admit they are the source of their own problems…
This arrogant multimillionaire is spoiling for a class war

This arrogant multimillionaire is spoiling for a class war

Tim Gurner’s claim that workers are paid too much and unemployment should rise sound exactly like a caricature from Das…
The UK Parliament’s ‘Chinese spy’ case is cynical political infighting

The UK Parliament’s ‘Chinese spy’ case is cynical political infighting

The arrested researcher belonged to one group of British Beijing hawks, and his harshest accusers come from another By Timur Fomenko,…
BLM vs Proud Boys: The shocking hypocrisy of US law

BLM vs Proud Boys: The shocking hypocrisy of US law

Punishment for protesters on opposing sides of political barricades has been wildly disproportionate Robert Bridge is an American writer and…
This former leader could hold a key to India’s most lasting border issue

This former leader could hold a key to India’s most lasting border issue

Vajpayee persisted with a hostile Pakistan, which twice turned down his hand of friendship until they too were won over.…
Cairo’s City of the Dead bulldozed by Egypt to make space for new highways

Cairo’s City of the Dead bulldozed by Egypt to make space for new highways

Cairo’s City of the Dead, a vast cemetery that has been in use for more than a millennium, is being…
Culture Re-View: A dog called Robot discovers one of the most impressive examples of prehistoric art

Culture Re-View: A dog called Robot discovers one of the most impressive examples of prehistoric art

On 12 September 1940, 18-year-old Marcel Ravidat was walking his dog, Robot, in France’s Dordogne region. While on land belonging…
Will India be renamed Bharat? Here’s why some countries change their name

Will India be renamed Bharat? Here’s why some countries change their name

Official invitations for guests at the G20 summit dinner have sparked speculation that India may be changing its name. The…
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