Tamuz Itai
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Tamuz Itai is a journalist and columnist who lives in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Is the United Nations Still Relevant in 2025?
Can the UN be reformed to fit 2025’s world, or do we need new forums for a future world?
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The Pacific’s Bargains: How Small Islands Shape Great Power Competition
Island leaders partner with Beijing on loans and projects, but their short-term pragmatism could harden into long-term alignment.
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China’s Quiet Grip on Russia’s Far East: Resources, Dependency, and the Geopolitical Wedge
Is China taking over the region?
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The Price of Being Half a Superpower
What the EU–US trade deal reveals about Europe’s structural limits—and what’s at stake when form outpaces function.
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What If We Stopped Asking Who’s Right—and Started Asking What Works?
What history teaches us about taxes, trade, war, and why good policy isn’t always about perceived left or right.
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Is the United Nations Still Relevant in 2025?
Can the UN be reformed to fit 2025’s world, or do we need new forums for a future world?
|
The Pacific’s Bargains: How Small Islands Shape Great Power Competition
Island leaders partner with Beijing on loans and projects, but their short-term pragmatism could harden into long-term alignment.
|
China’s Quiet Grip on Russia’s Far East: Resources, Dependency, and the Geopolitical Wedge
Is China taking over the region?
|
The Price of Being Half a Superpower
What the EU–US trade deal reveals about Europe’s structural limits—and what’s at stake when form outpaces function.
|
What If We Stopped Asking Who’s Right—and Started Asking What Works?
What history teaches us about taxes, trade, war, and why good policy isn’t always about perceived left or right.
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