PRINT ISSUE N°8
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July 2023
Recent Articles
China Wants Peace in the Middle East-but Not the Burden of Enforcing It
China has become one of the Middle East’s largest economic stakeholders. However, when war threatens the region, Beijing still looks more like a diplomatic actor than a security provider. That paradox lies at the heart of China’s Middle East strategy. As its dependence on regional energy, trade, and infrastructure has expanded, so too has its […]
The End of Illusions: How China and Israel Misread Each Other
In the aftermath of October 7, Israel experienced the gravest security crisis in its history. Yet for many Israelis, what proved truly shocking was not only the Hamas attack itself, but also the international response that followed. From university campuses across Europe and North America to international organizations, a series of moral and political assumptions […]
Beyond Hasbara: A Strategic Doctrine for Winning the Battle of Ideas
Israel is investing tens of millions of dollars to stem the loss of support in the United States. According to a report in Haaretz, the government is significantly expanding its influence efforts, with a budget exceeding $40 million directed primarily at Republican and Christian audiences. The main contract with a public relations firm has reportedly […]
