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Axios’s Swan Dismantles Pakistan’s Endorsement of Uyghur Repression
In fact, Islamabad is directly involved in repressing the Uyghurs in Pakistan.
The Biden Team Unveils Their Plan to Help Vaccinate the World
After a long debate, the Biden administration unveiled its allocation plan for the first 55 million extra COVID-19 vaccine doses.
Surprise, Surprise, the Taliban Is Retaking Control of Afghanistan
The New York Times reports that in the past day, ‘around a dozen districts have fallen to the Taliban — mostly in the country’s north.’
No Remorse: China Now Says the Wuhan Lab Deserves a Nobel Prize
The Chinese Foreign Ministry argues that the Wuhan Institute of Virology deserves to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
No, Joe Biden, Climate Change Is Not the Greatest Threat Facing America’s Military
A focus on climate change will do little to advance military readiness or stabilize places such as the Sahel, where poor governance damages the environment.
The U.S. Must Prepare for Great-Power Competition Once Again
In the face of a rising threat from China and Russia, the U.S. must revive its defense capabilities and its patriotic unity.
What to Expect from Israel’s New Government
A primer on the coalition that toppled Netanyahu.
China’s ‘Soft Power’ in Africa Has Hard Edges
African nations shouldn’t be fooled: China’s intentions on the continent are malicious.
Biden and the EU’s Shameful Ignorance of Northern Ireland
Their simplistic view of the situation has real-world impacts in the U.K.