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Foreign and security policyThe last bastion against Trump Brazil’s election is a test of sovereignty in an age where political, family and business power are converging By Sandra Weiss
Foreign and security policyA calculated gesture China and India want an end to the war in Ukraine, with Beijing offering to mediate. But what is China’s real objective? By Marina Rudyak
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A race for the South Atlantic Trump wants to push China out of Latin America. The South Atlantic, with its natural resources and strategic position, could be the deciding factor
Ukraine’s black swan moment Kyiv has given in to emotion rather than critically reassessing its strategy. What can save Ukraine from a never-ending war of attrition?