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Why does North Korea want to launch a military satellite? What is the significance of the failure of a military satellite launch in relation to the development of weapons? When will the 7th nuclear test take place?
In essence, the South Koreans have wanted for a long time a greater say into the U.S. nuclear planning process.
What might be the implications of a cyberweapon that can hack satellites?
Everybody wants to be friends with Brazil because Brazil is an environmental superpower. But it's not like everybody will eternally sort of support Lula on the foreign policy front.
Dmitri Alperovitch talks with Alexander Gabuev.
Alexander Gabuev, director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, talks with CNN’s Bianna Golodryga about the French President Emmanuel Macron's diplomatic mission in China.
Both Xi Jinping and Putin see themselves vulnerable at home, and they definitely want to join hands to push back against U.S. hegemony.
China is walking a careful line when it comes to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
The relationship between Beijing and Moscow was asymmetric before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and it is now asymmetry on steroids where China is in the driving seat and is in full control.
China and Russia have expressed concern that AUKUS, the US, the UK and Australian program to provide nuclear-powered submarines to Australia, will weaken nuclear global nonproliferation policy. China on Tuesday accused the US, Britain and Australia of treading a "path of error and danger."