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Pandemic posturing/ Nikolas Gvosdev and Ray Takeyh

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GVOSDEV Nikolas

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TAKEYH Ray

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In: The National Interest March/April 2021, No 172, pp.48-54 (30A)Summary: Predictions that Russia or China would take the lead in the fight against the pandemic have not panned out. Instead, countries around the world are clamoring for forging new trade, technological, and health alliances with the United States.

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Predictions that Russia or China would take the lead in the fight against the pandemic have not panned out. Instead, countries around the world are clamoring for forging new trade, technological, and health alliances with the United States.

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