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Cambodia Keeps Perverting its Own History, for Cash

I have already written a lot about Cambodia, but each time I return to this ancient and scarred country, I get so outraged by the cynicism that confronts me there, at every corner, that I have to start writing again, re-addressing the same essential issues that I have already been covering...

Andre Vltchek

France Speaks English Now

France’s youngest President, Emanuel Macron has been much derided since taking office in May, for likening himself to Jupiter, with make-up for the cameras, and expensive haircuts. His labor reforms, which roll back decades of workers’ gains, provoked massive opposition...

Deena Stryker

The Trans-Pacific Partnership’s Fate was Discussed in Da Nang

Among the most noticeable events that took place on the sidelines of the latest APEC summit (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, held on November 10-11 of this year in the Vietnamese city of Da Nang, activities that attracted the greatest interest were at the Ministerial level, and...

Vladimir Terehov

The Role of China in the Fate of Somalia

Dmitry Bokarev

The US and the Global Artificial Intelligence Arms Race

Ulson Gunnar

Australia's Foreign Affairs White Paper Looks to the Past

James ONeill

Middle East: the Fleeting Mirages of the United States

Viktor Mikhin

The Not-so-Minor China Presence in Zimbabwe

F. William Engdahl

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