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Draconian cuts to aid and development will not reform the system

Globalization Ferry Biedermann - March 27, 2025.

Years ago, a department head I knew at a medium-sized international media organisation complained bitterly about the inefficiencies in his own operation and submitted a...

Black Sea peace deal leaves many dissatisfied

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 26, 2025.

The Black Sea ceasefire, which the parties agreed to at the negotiations in Saudi Arabia, appears to be the first major breakthrough on the road...

UK-led Ukraine coalition is still willing despite US’s latest pro-Putin tilt

UK Harvey Morris - March 26, 2025.

Ukraine’s European allies will meet again this week to fine-tune their role in a coalition of the willing to protect a potential ceasefire with Russia...

Georgia: Is the West losing another battle against Russian influence?

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 25, 2025.

Georgia, a country often described as a "beacon of democracy" in the Caucasus, is facing the most brutal confrontation between the government and the opposition...

Energy Gambit: Can the United States Invest in the Ukrainian Energy Sector?

Energy Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - March 25, 2025.

US efforts to invest in Ukraine’s nuclear industry have sparked controversy, raising questions about its feasibility, likelihood, risks, and potential impact on Ukraine’s fragile sovereignty.  This...

China or the alliance between Japan and South Korea—who will take control of the region?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 24, 2025.

The geopolitical landscape of East Asia is changing drastically, and the recent meeting of the foreign ministers of Japan, China, and South Korea in Tokyo...

The Fed’s Three Strike Policy Mistake

Finances Daniel Lacalle - March 24, 2025.

The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged in the last meeting, downgrading growth estimates and raising inflation expectations. The Fed expects inflation at 2.7% at the end...

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