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Netanyahu is making a U-turn from Washington, putting emphasis on domestic politics

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 26, 2024.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is wrong when he says that the US changed its policy towards Israel, manifested by Washington's refusal to veto the UN...

What makes people British? Or French, German or Japanese?

UK Catriona M. Munro, TA Editor in Chief - March 25, 2024.

I remember decades ago reading a travelogue written by the American writer Paul Theroux, cataloguing his travels around the UK. He recorded walking past an...

The adoption of spending legislation deepened the differences among Republicans

US Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 24, 2024.

Entering the pre-election campaign with blocked federal institutions due to an unadopted budget was not a risk that some Republicans in the House wanted to...

Putin needs the Russian people's blank card, just like in 1999 when he started a war against Chechnya

Russia Sergei Stepancev, TA Moscow - March 23, 2024.

The recent horrific terrorist attack on Moscow's Crocus City Mall had a striking resemblance to the 1999 apartment building bombings in Russia. Chechen rebels were accused...

The final suppression of Hong Kong's autonomy – is China ready to pay the price of Xi's doctrine of total state control?

China Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 22, 2024.

Beijing has rounded off security control over Hong Kong with a new security law that de facto erased the difference in exposure to state surveillance...

Bulgaria on the threshold of a new political crisis - is a new chance for pro-Russian options emerging?

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 20, 2024.

After a short period of consolidation, Bulgaria is on its way to a new political crisis, which could return the country to a long institutional...

UK’s Cameron seeks to move the diplomatic dial on Israel-Palestine issue

UK Harvey Morris - March 20, 2024.

The foreign secretary and former prime minister David Cameron may be in the process of redeeming a somewhat tarnished political legacy by reasserting Britain’s role...

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