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Real Middle Powers Are Defined by Strength, Not Slogans | Opinion

Publié par Newsweek · États-Unis il y a 12 h

Every country that cannot be a superpower now wants to be called a middle power. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney built his Davos speech around the term in January, and…

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Real Middle Powers Are Defined by Strength, Not Slogans | Opinion

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