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Chinese Political Scientist Fights Geopolitical Misinformation with International Relations Test

Politique

24/07/2026Résumé IA

Chinese Political Scientist Fights Geopolitical Misinformation with International Relations Test

Chinese political scientist Yan launched the fourth annual International Relations Basic Knowledge Proficiency Test in Beijing. The exam aims to correct "negative one" level understanding of geopolitics, countering misleading narratives prevalent in short-form social media videos, a trend amplified by China's looser online controls on international affairs content.

Trump Accuses China of 2020 US Election Interference and Data Compromise

An unnamed individual suggested Washington reform its democracy instead of blaming other countries, as former President Trump accused China of interfering in the 2020 US presidential election, orchestrating a massive data compromise, and exploiting election infrastructure vulnerabilities during a White House address.

Chinese Political Scientist: East Asia Could Eclipse Europe as Benchmark for Peace

Chinese political scientist Yan Xuetong suggests East Asia's foundations for peace are stronger than Europe's, positioning the region to become a global benchmark for peace and economic growth amid worsening global security and a widening US-Europe rift.

Far-right parties now attract nearly a quarter of European voters, research shows

Research by 150+ political scientists across 31 countries reveals far-right parties in Europe have seen support surge to over 23%, up from ~5% in 1995 and ~10% a decade ago, with significant gains in France, UK, Germany, Austria, and Portugal between 2023-2025.

Guardian UK

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Ukrainian political scientist: EU divided on restoring relations with Russia

En développement

Politique·13/06/2026Résumé IA

Ukrainian political scientist: EU divided on restoring relations with Russia

Political scientist Ruslan Bortnik stated that the European Union is divided on the issue of restoring relations with Russia, noting that many EU countries recognize the need to rebuild economic ties after the conflict.

Лента.ру

1 min de lecture

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern election: Political scientist sees open race

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Politique·11/06/2026Résumé IA

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern election: Political scientist sees open race

A political scientist predicts the upcoming state election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is wide open, with the AfD potentially gaining around 35% but not an absolute majority. The outcome hinges on coalition possibilities, especially involving the new BSW party.

Ukrainian political scientist: Talk of imminent peace plunges Ukrainians into psychosis

Political scientist Andrey Zolotarev stated that discussions about a swift end to the conflict are creating "acute psychosis" among Ukrainians, describing it as "betrayal-victory, horror-hope" swings.

Kyiv political scientist criticizes conflicting statements from Ukrainian authorities on front-line successes

Kyiv political scientist Andriy Zolotaev criticized conflicting statements from Ukrainian authorities regarding alleged successes on the front lines. He noted that claims of Russian forces losing initiative are juxtaposed with messages about preparing cities for defense, calling it a "complete failure" of a unified voice.

Лента.ру

1 min de lecture

Xi Jinping sees Thucydides Trap as 'best diagnosis' of US challenge

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Monde·23/05/2026Résumé IA

Xi Jinping sees Thucydides Trap as 'best diagnosis' of US challenge

Chinese President Xi Jinping views the Thucydides Trap as the "best diagnosis" of Beijing's challenge with Washington, according to political scientist Graham Allison. Xi reportedly raised the concept with Donald Trump, signaling an awareness of the risk of conflict if current diplomatic paths continue.

Xi Jinping sees Thucydides Trap as 'best diagnosis' of US challenge

SCMP Economy

1 min de lecture

Xi Jinping views Thucydides Trap as 'best diagnosis' of US challenge, says political scientist

En développement

Monde·22/05/2026Résumé IA

Xi Jinping views Thucydides Trap as 'best diagnosis' of US challenge, says political scientist

Graham Allison, a political scientist, stated that Xi Jinping views the Thucydides Trap as the "best diagnosis" of China's challenge with Washington, signaling awareness of potential conflict. Xi reportedly discussed this with Donald Trump, understanding that "business as usual" could lead to a catastrophic war.

China’s rise may invert the Thucydides Trap, new studies suggest

New studies suggest China's rise could lead to peace, unlike the Thucydides Trap theory. A historical Confucian order in East Asia, centered on China, maintained stability for centuries through shared ideology and diplomacy.

SCMP News

2 min de lecture

Why US may regret pushing allies towards greater defence autonomy

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Politique·01/05/2026Résumé IA

Why US may regret pushing allies towards greater defence autonomy

Policy analyst Rob York argues that US efforts to push allies toward greater defense autonomy may backfire, as allies like South Korea and Israel praised as 'model allies' are now involved in policies (like potential strikes on Iran) that could drag the US into unwanted conflicts. The challenge for post-Trump US policymakers will be restoring American importance among like-minded countries.

SCMP Economy

2 min de lecture

Sven Biscop: Europe Must Stand Firm as US and Israel Lose Control of War Ramifications

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Politique·19/04/2026Résumé IA

Sven Biscop: Europe Must Stand Firm as US and Israel Lose Control of War Ramifications

Belgian political scientist Sven Biscop analyzes the Iran war and global geopolitical landscape in 2026, warning that US and Israel started conflicts they no longer control. He argues Europe must stand firm against expanding the war, and that only broadening diplomatic negotiations to include more powers can produce a stable arrangement.

SCMP Economy

1 min de lecture