Melik Kaylan, based in New York, has covered international affairs and geostrategy since 1999. He co-wrote two books on the new Cold War and the Russia-China Axis. He has written from warzones for, among others, Newsweek, Politico, Forbes.com, and the Wall Street Journal where he
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