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Patrick St. Paul's editorial: The price of Putin's war is the price of the Russian people.
France🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

Patrick St. Paul's editorial: The price of Putin's war is the price of the Russian people.

The article features several opinion pieces discussing geopolitical developments. Renaud Girard notes that U.S. deterrence power has been undermined by the war in Iran, which has benefited China politically and economically while damaging Iranian infrastructure. Laurent Gayard argues that France’s efforts to revive relations with Algeria should not come at the expense of Morocco. Bertille Bayart predicts potential trade tensions with China in the fall, citing European measures to protect industry and Chinese retaliatory actions.

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Patrick St. Paul's editorial: The price of Putin's war is the price of the Russian people.

The article features several opinion pieces discussing geopolitical developments. Renaud Girard notes that U.S. deterrence power has been undermined by the war in Iran, which has benefited China politically and economically while damaging Iranian infrastructure. Laurent Gayard argues that France’s efforts to revive relations with Algeria should not come at the expense of Morocco. Bertille Bayart predicts potential trade tensions with China in the fall, citing European measures to protect industry and Chinese retaliatory actions.

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