A Wrong Turn In The Indo-Pacific
Just a few months ago, U.S.-India relations were on an upswing. But that was then, and this is now. Ties between Washington and New Delhi have deteriorated dramatically since, for both political and economic reasons.
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China Policy Monitor No. 1646
Xi Jinping makes rare visit to Tibet;
China’s icebreaker fleet arrives in the Arctic;
Chinese refiners gobble up Russian oil as India cuts imports;
As Chinese financing stalls, ADB backs Pakistan rail upgrade;
Chinese “redacted” embassy plans raise concerns in London
Russia Policy Monitor No. 2692
Tracking foreign students for classroom conformity;
Russia works to divide Poland and Ukraine;
Informational blackouts across Russia;
A shameful catalog
Global Islamism Monitor No. 133
Cairo prepares for the "day after" in Gaza;
Hezbollah's German network;
From foreign fighters to citizens?
The Kremlin Is Trying To Make ‘Russophobia’ A Thing
In Russia’s view, the Western world has a big problem: It doesn’t like Russians. The reason, in the Kremlin’s telling, is not Russia’s devastation of Ukraine or its nuclear threats. Instead, the culprit is “the propaganda of Russophobia, unleashed by the West.”