Tag: foreign policy

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How US politics became a top global risk for the rest of the world

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BRICS+, the G20 and the G7: Who really sets the rules now?

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How Trump’s second term is reshaping the global order in 2026

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Crony Diplomacy: How Peace Deals Become Profit Machines

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The Return of Nuclear Anxiety: What Happens After New START?

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How ‘Might-Is-Right’ Foreign Policy is Changing International Law

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How the Sahel Crisis is Reshaping Security Thinking in Europe and Africa

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Pacific Islands on the Frontline of Climate Change and Great-Power Rivalry