“You know it shouldn’t exist”: Guantánamo at 20
The 39 men still held there are out of reach of the US court system.
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What the race for hypersonic technology says about the US-China arms rivalry
The US still attracts the world's best minds, but China's latest test of military hardware shows it is very much…
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Fighter jets and street markets: Taiwan’s daily dissonance as tensions with China ramp up
Invasion by China remains an abstract threat, but it is hard to shake the anxiety that the worst could happen.
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Why getting aid to Afghanistan has become a moral dilemma for the West
The international community is trying to find a way to pressure the Taliban whilst also helping desperate Afghans.
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How will China approach Afghanistan in the post-US era?
Behind the competitive posturing, the world’s rival superpowers share a historic concern with security.
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“Stab in the back”: How the new Aukus pact sparked French outrage
The new security agreement between the US, UK and Australia has been interpreted in Paris as yet another example of…
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What does the new Aukus alliance mean for global relations?
The new pact between the UK, US and Australia could lead to nothing less than a merger of military, industrial…
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What facial recognition technology means
Proponents of the surveillance technology often liken it to CCTV, but it is much more invasive.
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