Politics

Is NATO losing the future by trying to preserve the past?

Politics The Editorial Board - June 25, 2025.

The NATO summit in The Hague has again raised the question of the purpose and capabilities of this military alliance in the modern security environment....

Latin America must find a way to minimize risks and maximize opportunities

Politics Jorge G. Castañeda - Carlos Ominami - June 21, 2025.

We are living through turbulent times. The postwar international order that the United States largely designed and built is in crisis, with multilateralism – its...

Can the EU's "Global Gateway" and Italy's "Mattei Plan" compete with the "Belt and Road" initiative in Africa?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 21, 2025.

Italy's proposal to convert 235 million euros of debt into infrastructure and development projects in Africa is an important step towards changing the way the...

Trump's Golden Dome will start a new strategic arms race

Politics Carl Bildt - June 18, 2025.

Will US President Donald Trump’s vision of building an impregnable missile-defense system be the final nail in the coffin for strategic nuclear arms control? Given that...

Would the AUKUS breakdown be good for Australia?

Politics Gareth Evans - June 17, 2025.

The “AUKUS” partnership, the 2021 deal whereby the United States and the United Kingdom agreed to provide Australia with at least eight nuclear-propelled submarines over...

G7 summit - trade tensions, climate challenges and the limited reach of multilateralism

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 16, 2025.

The G7 leaders' summit taking place in Kananaskis (Alberta, Canada) will be accompanied by tensions that reflect the fundamental differences between the members. The first few...

Where does New Zealand actually stand in a world looking for sides?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 13, 2025.

At first glance, Christopher Luxon's planned visit to China and then Europe next week appears to be the usual bilateral protocol of a Pacific leader...

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