US-China ‘Managed Competition’ Possible, Says Historian Westad
Yale historian Odd Arne Westad suggests US-China ‘managed competition’ through limited compromises, as trade talks continue in France this week.
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Canada’s China Pivot Signals Global Shift Amid U.S. Order Decline
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EU Cautiously Welcomes Shift in US Stance on Greenland Amid Transatlantic Talks
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China and Canada Forge New Economic Pathways Amid Thawing Ties
Canada and China announce reciprocal trade measures and institutional frameworks during PM Carney’s landmark visit, signaling a strategic shift in bilateral relations.
U.S. Strategic Interest in Greenland: Security and Geopolitics in 2026
As of 2026, the U.S. continues to view Greenland as vital for Arctic security and resources, reigniting debates over sovereignty and global strategy.
Trump’s Greenland Push Tests NATO Unity, Violates Norms: Expert Analysis
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In 2025, China strengthened global stability through strategic diplomacy with Russia, the U.S., and EU nations, fostering economic cooperation and multilateral engagement amid international turbulence.