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Analyst who monitors geopolitical, sec/def issues & trade in the Western Hemispehere, Moldova, Central Asia . @JanesINTEL, @ShephardNews @BreakingDefense
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Malaysia-Latin America Relations: Engagement between Distant Partners

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By Wilder Alejandro Sanchez
| Geopolitical Monitor
The world is becoming increasingly interconnected, and partnerships & alliances are being formed between countries that are geographically far apart from each other. Generally speaking, Latin America sees the United States, China, and Europe as its main extra-regional trading partners and strategic allies. However, other countries should be monitored, including Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea, whose presence and engagement with Latin America have increased in recent years.
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Mr. Tokayev goes to Brussels

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By Wilder Alejandro Sanchez
| International Policy Digest Verified
Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev visited Brussels in late June, where he met with senior European Union officials. By most measures, the trip was a success. According to news reports, the two sides signed memoranda of understanding worth more than $12 billion. For Astana, the visit also reinforced the logic of its long-standing multivector foreign policy, which seeks to maintain constructive relationships with major global powers, including the European Union and its member states.
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The (domestic) problem with Armenia’s recent elections

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By Wilder Alejandro Sanchez
| Modern Diplomacy Verified
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been re-elected to another term after being victorious in his country’s 7 June elections. His re-election is a relief for Washington and Europe, given Pashinyan’s foreign policy ideologies and objectives. However, his domestic policies are very problematic; the repression and crackdown on freedom of speech leading up to the elections could signal a period of hardship for the Armenian population in the foreseeable future.
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