Why the South China Sea matters, Biden's perception paradox, and more.

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** July 6, 2024
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Why the South China Sea Matters
by Wilson Beaver & Maria Victoria Almeida Vazquez

A recent dispute between China and the Philippines underscores China’s desire to dominate one of the world’s most heavily trafficked sea lanes. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Joe Biden and the Perception Paradox
by James Holmes

How international observers gauge the capability, competence, and fortitude of the U.S. president determines how seriously they take statements of purpose issuing from Washington. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Ukraine’s Wounded Warriors Receive High-Tech Care
by Melinda Haring

In the city of Lviv, the victims of war can hope for a new life through innovative reconstructive and prosthetic surgery. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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An Israel-Hezbollah War Would Devour the Middle East
by Alexander Langlois

The risks associated with an Israel-Hezbollah war present a doomsday scenario for American policymakers, but one they can and should avoid. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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What’s Behind Vladimir Putin’s and Kim Jong-un’s Recent Deal?
by Ri Jong Ho & Hyun Seung Lee

Putin’s bitter experiences in Ukraine have underscored the strategic importance of North Korea’s geopolitical position and military capabilities. Read it here ([link removed]) .

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