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Between Modernization and Stability: Strategic Imperatives of China in 2025
Stability or tension? The future of US-China relations under Trump
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Wang Huiyao: Transactional Trump may well improve US-China ties
Eurasian transit projects as a factor in conflict resolution in the South Caucasus
Afghanistan at the Crossroads of Civilizations: An Analysis of the Country's Geopolitical Positioning a New Stage of Transport Links
Strategic Alternative: The Middle Corridor and its Significance for the Sino-Russian Partnership
The Great Steppe and the Middle Corridor: Symbolism of the V World Nomad Games
The Chinese yuan has recently been designated as the fifth official currency of Kyrgyzstan. This development has significant implications for the prospects of yuan settlements in Central Asian countries
The Middle Corridor guarantees peace and stability for long-suffering Afghanistan
From Eurocentrism and neo-colonialism to the “Community of Common Destiny of Humanity”
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