Armenians Vote Under Russia’s Shadow

The new import duties are “a solution in search of a problem.”

Global market shocks spark calls for a regional power grid and emergency fuel stockpile.

Turned off by U.S. policies and border practices, foreign visitors are going elsewhere.

Islamabad is happy to give the U.S. president the image he craves.

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The war with Iran has once again raised questions about Washington’s ability to prioritize its interests in East Asia and particularly to manage intensifying competition with Beijing. Furthermore, the war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have presented American and Chinese leaders with new challenges and potential opportunities, as they respond to the war’s global impacts. We asked five experts to address how the war is shaping competition between Washington and Beijing.Read more below.Zack CooperSenior Fellow at the American Enterprise InstituteBoth sides may be taking different lessons from the Iran War. Beijing appears to see it as another