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The directors of the leading UK defence and foreign policy think tanks discuss the fundamental foreign policy challenges ...

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How mini-lateral export control frameworks among key technology-supplying nations can put a slow puncture into Huawei’s ...

If this had been used to dazzle the pilot and that aircraft had subsequently crashed, then maybe the case could be made that not only was it hostile but it was fundamentally an armed attack because it ...

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These provocations also function as a stress test for NATO unity. By probing for weaknesses and divisions among European allies and forcing Europe to focus inwards to defend its own airspace and ...