Conference of November: Who killed the Chinese economy?
This Month’s conference is focusing on the discussion organised by Foreign Affairs and the Peterson Institute for International Economics on: What killed the Chinese economy? With the participation of Adam S. Posen, Zongyuan Zoe Liu and Michael Pettis.
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Let’s Tune In To The EU’s Periphery: Rogue Three Member States And Truck Queues
The rogue three EU member states are back in the news. This time it is in regard to protests closing border crossings with Ukraine.
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New geometries in the Middle East: energy security between conflicts
The latest resurgence of the Middle East conflict can be framed in an already uncertain global scenario, where heightened geopolitical risks for commodity markets are related to structural energy security issues.
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Let’s Tune In To The EU’s Periphery: Spaniards Take To The Streets
Prime Minister Sanchez has potentially sold out Spain in order to win another power and is facing the wrath of large protests on the street.
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Let’s Tune In To The EU’s Periphery: Italy To Build Migrant Detention Centers In Albania
Italy may start processing migrants in Albania if a an agreement formed between Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama is allowed to move forward.
“The Global North vs. The Global South” or “Democracy vs. Autocracy”? It’s Time to Put Away the Binary Rhetoric
(Via Medium) The term “Global South” is undergoing a transformation, shifting from its erstwhile abstract political connotation to a dynamic arena characterised by geopolitical rivalries and intense competitions for national influence. This evolving landscape has prompted certain states and coalitions of states to strategically embrace the concept as an integral component of their diplomatic calculus.…