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The war of words between Brussels and Warsaw is heating up.
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The war of words between Brussels and Warsaw is heating up.
A firm making a bid for a strategically-sensitive company may look “Western” even though it’s ultimately owned by the Chinese state.
Both nations are trying to have their cake and eat it – the EU might be stronger without them.
Whose law is supreme: that of the nation state or the European Union?
The doctrine that Mutually Assured Destruction helps to prevent nuclear war still applies. But the technological leap of hypersonic does heighten the risk of unintended escalation.
Macron is depicted as a spineless leader by his predecessor and former political mentor, Francois Hollande.
Conservative small-town mayor, Péter Márki-Zay, has unexpectedly won the primaries. He has an unorthodox biography for a populist.
Brexiteers should focus on Global Britain and leave the EU to get on with its own business.
A new Cold War is unlikely. China and the West are destined to co-operate for many years to come.
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