The United States remains economically powerful, but slower growth, expensive energy, persistent inflation and rising fiscal pressures are revealing how a distant war can gradually…
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As climate vulnerability collides with competition among China, the United States, Australia and other powers, Pacific island states are seeking to convert their growing geopolitical…
By Open Chronicle Newsdesk with agencies Former CIA director and retired US Army General David Petraeus has argued that the United States and its allies…
