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Hitting the target. China’s economy grew by 5 percent year over year in 2025, reaching 140.19 trillion yuan ($20.15 trillion) and meeting Beijing’s target of “around 5 percent” annual growth. In terms of quarterly results, the economy expanded 4.5 percent in the fourth quarter, a three-year low. Value-added industrial output rose by 5.9 percent year […]

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The task I have dedicated my career to is understanding the things that nations must do and what they must not do. I see leaders not as free actors but as manifestations of national imperatives and interests. They become leaders because they pursue these imperatives and interests; those who do not damage the nation and, in turn, are rejected by the governed. This is true in d...


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Why Greenland Matters Jan. 12, 2026 Question: I have followed you from when you set up what is now RANE and then GPF. There has been a noticeable shift in your tone as we continue into Trump 2.0. Are you afraid of Trump and his billionaire followers coming after you? Response: Did they get to […]

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(click to enlarge) In Iran, a prolonged period of high inflation has combined with a collapse in the value of the rial to produce mass unrest. Rising consumer prices steadily erode daily living standards, while surging producer prices point to deeper strains within Iran’s economy, increasing the risk of job losses and firm closures as input costs rise. By constraining foreign...


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Naval assets. The United States has approved the sale of up to $1.5 billion in equipment and services for the expansion of a naval base in Peru. The facility is located about 50 miles (80 kilometers) from a Chinese-owned commercial port. Competition. Yemen’s Houthi rebels are increasing surveillance of Israeli movements in the breakaway Somali […]

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