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Opinion | Assassination in Ecuador
Political upheaval in Latin America may seem distant from U.S. shores, but Wednesday’s assassination of Ecuadoran presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio is a sign of growing world disorder and...
Opinion | China Can’t Seem to Make Friends or Influence People
Even as Xi has doubled down on soft power efforts, global public opinion has only become more hostile.
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Opinion | China’s Economy Hits the Skids
What happens next isn’t clear but the era of torrid growth is likely over.
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Opinion | China Puts a Bounty on My Head
The Communist Party is determined to silence me, even though I left Hong Kong three years ago.
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Opinion | The Riddle, Mystery and Enigma of Prigozhin’s Coup Attempt
One thing is clear after the rebellion in Russia: The U.S. was right to support Ukraine after Putin’s invasion last year.
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Opinion | Can America Rely on Modi’s India?
Biden is right to pursue closer ties, but sluggish growth and civil unrest pose long-term risks.
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