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Five examples of strategic stances

Post author By Jen Taruno
Post date October 8, 2021
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A good stance is powerful. It allows you to run effective arguments and to prevent your opponents from misrepresenting you.

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China’s next steps in Afghanistan

Post author By disputandumco
Post date October 2, 2021
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Experts around the world are presuming China’s move to “expand” to Afghanistan. However, instead of using military might, China would likely depend on developmental peace.

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