A few years ago, it looked as if the US and China might battle over global hegemony and preeminence. But this looks less likely now, thanks to America’s own behavior. Under Trump 2.0, the US has alienated many of the key allies it would have needed in order to match China’s market size and manufacturing acumen, leaving […]
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Vietnamese students are rethinking U.S. universities as tuition costs rise and visa rules tighten, with Singapore and Hong Kong emerging as attractive alternatives.
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North Korea is testing coordinated drone, missile, rocket and artillery attacks, adopting battlefield lessons from Ukraine and the Middle East.
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