La tenerezza come fattore geostrategico / Tenderness as a geostrategic factor

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La tenerezza come fattore geostrategico / Tenderness as a geostrategic factor

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Nulla di romantico. Con molto realismo, sottolineiamo la tenerezza tante volte evocata da Papa Francesco. Ben sappiamo che la geopolitica è dura e che il...
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Geostrategic magazine (24 April 2025)

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From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye Today’s about: Azerbaijan; China; Europe; G20; Georgia-Ukraine;...
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Moscow’s Taliban Rapprochement: High-Risk Realpolitik (Soufan Center)

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The Russian Supreme Court annulled the Taliban’s designation as a terrorist organization, eliminating legal barriers to establishing formal relations between Moscow and the de...
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New CNAS Report on the World-Altering Stakes of U.S.-China AI Competition (Center for a New American Security)

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The Center for a New American Security released a new report, Promethean Rivalry: The World-Altering Stakes of Sino-American AI Competition, by Bill Drexel. The...
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The India-U.S. TRUST Initiative: In Space We TRUST: New Horizons (Tejas Bharadwaj, Carnegie India)

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One of the key areas of collaboration under the TRUST initiative, as highlighted in the joint statement, was civil space cooperation. Following the leaders’...
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The India-U.S. TRUST Initiative: A Resilient Pharma Supply Chain (Shruti Sharma, Carnegie India)

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This essay takes stock of the early momentum generated by the joint leaders’ commitment to catalyze public and private investments in building Indian manufacturing...
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How Southeast Asia Sees Xi Jinping’s Regional Push Amid U.S.-China Tensions (Li Mingjiang, Le Hong Hiep, Ngeow Chow Bing, Neak Chandarith – Carnegie China)

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Politburo member Wang Yi’s postmortem on President Xi Jinping’s April 14-18 visit to Southeast Asia captured a core message – “at this moment of...
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Can the EU Overcome Divisions on Defense? (Catherine Hoeffler, Sinan Ülgen – Carnegie Europe)

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Internal divisions and reliance on the United States have long hindered the EU’s development of a unified defense policy. It may take new security...
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Rebuilding the Syrian Nation: Impressions from the Ground (Marie Forestier – Carnegie Middle East Center)

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Traveling throughout Syria in the immediate aftermath of Bashar al-Assad’s ouster in December 2024, as I did in February of this year, one cannot...
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Time for a European Security Council? (Richard G Whitman, RUSI)

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The Trump Administration’s decision to reverse the US position, away from providing diplomatic and military support for Kyiv and towards brokering a peace deal...
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UK Sanctions Implementation and Strategy Taskforce: Ransomware Sanctions (Jamie MacColl, Gareth Mott, Gonzalo Saiz Erausquin – RUSI)

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The ransomware sanctions regime has expanded in recent years and has become a core component of the UK’s counter-ransomware strategy. The government aims to...
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Geostrategic magazine (23 April 2025)

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From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye Today’s about: Arms Control; Azerbaijan-Georgia; Central Asia;...
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Pensiero critico e democrazia / Critical thinking and democracy

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Evocare il principio di non contraddizione significa tradire la complessità di noi e della realtà. Nulla di umano può appartenere alla categoria della certezza...
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U.S. and Iran Agree to Detail a Nuclear Accord (Soufan Center)

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The second meeting between the Trump administration and Iran this past Saturday in Rome resulted in an agreement to convene technical teams this week...
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Facts gone missing in Australia’s debate about Indonesia-Russia basing deal (Susannah Patton, The Interpreter)

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Since disturbing reports about a Russian bid to base aircraft in Indonesia broke last week, both sides of Australian politics have continued to exploit...
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Hirschman’s warning: Forgotten lessons about Trump’s trade war (Mark Beeson, The Interpreter)

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Who would have thought? Albert Hirschman, a 20th century German political economist, is having a belated “moment”. Overdue and welcome as this may be,...
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The cost of AUKUS on Afterpay (Stephen Grenville, The Interpreter)

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Whether Donald Trump’s new world requires a Plan B revision to Australia’s security strategy or simply a continuation of flexibility, it’s hard to deny...
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A Ukraine-model deal in the South China Sea? (Vincent Kyle Parada, The Interpreter)

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Donald Trump is making good on his promise of “America First.” After admonishing US allies for failing to pay their “fair share” of defence...
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Smarter uses for our intelligence (Miah Hammond-Errey, The Interpreter)

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The independent review of Australia’s intelligence agencies, publicly released last month, found them to be highly capable and performing well as a community. It...
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Britain recasts AUKUS for a new era (Sophia Gaston, The Strategist)

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Britain once risked a reputation as the weak link in the trilateral AUKUS partnership. But now the appointment of an empowered senior official to...
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Australia’s basic-metals problem: old plants and subsidised Chinese competition (David Uren, The Strategist)

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Australia’s ability to produce basic metals, including copper, lead, zinc, nickel and construction steel, is in jeopardy, with ageing plants struggling against Chinese competition....
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Indonesia needs to rethink its approach to military drones (Sandy Juda Pratama, Curie Maharani, Gautama Adi Kusuma – The Strategist)

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Indonesia’s armed forces still have a lot of work to do in making proper use of drones. Two major challenges are pilot training and...
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Geostrategic magazine (22 April 2025)

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From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye Today’s about: Algeria-Mali; Armenia; Europe; IMF-World Bank...
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Francesco, il Papa della complessità / Francis, the Pope of complexity

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Dopo la morte di Papa Francesco, le riflessioni sulla Chiesa Cattolica crescono esponenzialmente. L'esperienza di Bergoglio lascia una eredità complessa e incompiuta, come quella di...
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Democrazie e multilateralismo nel futuro già presente / Democracies and multilateralism in the future already present

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Le democrazie rappresentative, eredi e custodi delle grandi conquiste post-Seconda Guerra Mondiale, sono chiaramente percorse da una profonda crisi de-generativa. Altrettanto avviene per il...
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Per comunità-in-dialogo / For communities-in-dialogue

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Il mondo-giungla si nutre d’instabilità e violenza. Certo apprezziamo, e dobbiamo rafforzare, ogni tentativo di raggiungere mediazioni (non compromessi senza visione politica ...) per...
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Risorgere in una nuova filosofia della Storia / Resurrecting in a new philosophy of History

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Nei tempi di grande trasformazione serve un lavoro di ri-pensamento dell’impianto culturale che utilizziamo per comprendere e per tentare di governare il mondo nell’interesse...
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AI Technologies and National Security (Kenneth Payne, RUSI)

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AI is rapidly reshaping national security, offering transformative possibilities for defence, intelligence and strategic influence. From AI-driven cybersecurity to predictive analysis and autonomous systems,...
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Space Technologies in the UK (Clifford Fletcher-Jones, RUSI)

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Space technologies are critical to the UK’s economic future in finance, navigation, defence and secure communications. As competition in space intensifies, the UK is...
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Quantum Technologies in the UK (Rob Young, RUSI)

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Quantum physics governs the microscopic world, enabling groundbreaking technologies that surpass conventional capabilities. Once a domain of abstract theory, quantum science is now driving...
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The US dollar’s role in the international monetary system is now dangerously in flux (David Lubin, Chatham House)

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Attempts to explain the dollar’s declining value in recent weeks will naturally focus on the growing likelihood of a US recession: the prospect of...
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Settler Violence Is Turning the West Bank Into a Tinderbox (Neomi Neumann, Washington Institute for Near East Policy)

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The early months of 2025 have seen a significant rise in extremist right-wing violence against Palestinians in the West Bank—an estimated 30 percent increase...
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MENA Energy Recap, Q1 2025: Tariffs and Sanctions Loom Large as Trump Returns (Colby Connelly, Middle East Institute)

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With the first week of April now firmly in the rear-view mirror, the first quarter of 2025 can easily be characterized as a period...
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Thinking the unthinkable: Improved US-Iran relations under Trump? (Ross Harrison, Alex Vatanka – Middle East Institute)

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It is no surprise that both Iran and the United States have approached their first diplomatic engagement in four years with wariness and skepticism....
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Enabling Responsible Space Behaviours Through Space Situational Awareness (Daouglas Barrie, Matthew Bint, Ester Sabatino – IISS)

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Space is fundamental for global economic activity, but its congestion and militarisation represent risks. This report details steps taken by the UN to influence...
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Great-power competition in the Panama Canal (Jenny Duan, IISS)

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Panama, a small nation with outsized influence due to its role in global shipping, faces a tricky balance: navigating foreign investment and its alignment...
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Japan’s maritime cooperation in Southeast Asia (Takahiro Kamisuna, IISS)

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In January 2025, during his first visit to Indonesia as Japanese prime minister, Ishiba Shigeru announced that Japan would send two high-speed patrol vessels...
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Japan and the US – tariffs, gaiatsu and options (Robert Ward, IISS)

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Japan would be adversely affected by increased US tariffs but has a history of responding positively to policy lurches in Washington. Pressure from the...
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Geostrategic magazine (19 April 2025)

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From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye Today’s about: Belarus-Russia-Ukraine-US; China; Egypt-Middle East; Europe;...
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What Gen Z Thinks About U.S. Foreign Policy (Christopher S. Chivvis, Lauren Morganbesser – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)

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In less than ten years, some members of Gen Z—born roughly between 1997 and 2012—will be eligible to serve as president of the United...
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Russia’s Indo-Pacific Pivot: Patchy, Persistent, and Problematic (Robert McKinnon – German Marshall Fund of the United States)

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With the horrors of Moscow’s 2022 full scale invasion of Ukraine dominating Western policies toward Russia, it is easy to forget that, at the...
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A Look at China’s Innovative Corporate Carbon Accounting and Rating Platform (Siqi Zhong, Ting Su, Xiaozhen Li, Xinyi Zhang – World Resources Institute)

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China's commitments to peak carbon emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 come with an enormous financing need. Estimates suggest the country...
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Why trade tensions are a ‘storm cloud’ over financial markets (Spencer Feingold – World Economic Forum)

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New US tariffs have upended global trade and caused significant volatility in financial markets. In early April, global stock markets plummeted after US President...
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Language, Memory, and the Fragility of US–Iran Nuclear Diplomacy (Ludovica Castelli, Stimson Center)

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On December 19, 2003, Libya announced that it would dismantle its weapons of mass destruction program, ending a decade-long effort to acquire nuclear weapons....
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Why Russia Isn’t Doomed (Mathew Burrows, Collin Meisel – Stimson Center)

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Russia’s pivot to the East, prevalent through increased economic ties to China, solidifies the geopolitical theory that the world’s economic center of gravity is...
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Geostrategic magazine (18 April 2025)

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From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye Today’s about: Australia-China; Central Asia; India; Indonesia;...
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Bipartisan duo wants to renew 10-year-old cyberthreat information sharing law (Jonathan Greig, The Record)

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Two senators have introduced a bill designed to extend for another decade the provisions of pivotal cybersecurity legislation from 2015 that encouraged businesses to...
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The Future of AI is Sovereign: How it Evolves is Up to Us (Trisha Ray, Observer Research Foundation)

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Advanced Artificial Intelligence is fundamentally strange. We can think of this “strangeness” in terms of the classic iceberg analogy. At the tip of the...
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Navigating the Entanglements in the U.S.-China Quantum Technology Race (Linda Nhon, Andreas Kuehn – Observer Research Foundation)

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Trump 2.0’s overall policy directions in critical and emerging technologies will likely hew to common expectations. The details, however, of what technologies the new...
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The Future of Fossil Fuels in a Decarbonising World (Mannat Jaspal, Observer Research Foundation)

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Across the globe, energy transition policies are reshaping the role of fossil fuels in the energy mix and redefining the relationship between economic growth...
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North Korea’s Growing SSBN Capabilities: Strategic Implications (Anubhav Shankar Goswami, Observer Research Foundation)

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The air is thick with speculation as North Korea’s first nuclear ballistic missile submarine takes shape, poised to alter the strategic balance in the...
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What a post-Assad Syria means for China (Kabir Taneja, Observer Research Foundation)

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Over the past two years, China’s foreign policy has been consistent in the manner of largely supporting the Arab positions over Gaza, which included...
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Greening AI: US-India Role in Balancing Innovation and Sustainability (Urmi Tat, Observer Research Foundation)

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Artificial Intelligence has become deeply integrated into modern society, reshaping industries, daily life, and economic structures. At its core, AI refers to systems that...
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Emerging Economies and the Tariff Taper: India’s Subtle Leadership (Nilanjan Ghosh, Observer Research Foundation)

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The international trade landscape has received a jolt from the Trump administration’s aggressive push for reciprocal tariffs. This not only signals a deeper retreat...
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Trump’s Push for Critical Minerals: Why it will Redefine Global Economy and Geopolitics (Prateek Tripathi, Observer Research Foundation)

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On March 20, 2025, President Trump invoked emergency provisions under Section 301 of Title 3 of the United States Code to pass an executive...
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EU Response to Trump’s Tariffs: Between Retaliation and Negotiation (Shairee Malhotra, Observer Research Foundation)

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During that fateful meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and United States President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in February 2025, Trump told Zelensky...
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U.S. AI Action Plan: Recommendations to the National Science Foundation and the Office of Science and Technology Policy (Siddarth Yadav, Anirban Sarma – Observer...

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The Donald Trump administration is prioritising the enhancement of United States leadership in artificial intelligence through deregulation, private-sector investment, and strategic policy development. To...
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Iraqi Banking System: Caught Between Corruption and Sanctions (Emirates Policy Center)

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(Emirates Policy Center) Iraqi political and economic leaders fear that the Trump administration may impose additional financial sanctions on Iraqi banks, potentially threatening an...
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Sadr Renews Boycott of Iraq’s political Process: A Strategic Stance or Tactical Maneuver? (Emirates Policy Center)

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(Emirates Policy Center) After months of signaling potential re-engagement in Iraqi politics – particularly ahead of the upcoming elections – Muqtada al-Sadr, the leader...
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We asked 5 economists about long-term economic trends. Here’s what they said (Spencer Feingold, World Economic Forum)

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The global economy has faced a series of challenges in recent years. We asked five leading chief economists about long-term economic trends. “People don't...
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