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Will Harvard lose foreign students?     

US Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 17, 2025.

The US government's decision to seriously review Harvard University's status under the international student programme (SEVP visa programme) and the announcement of the possibility of...

Will Germany’s fractious coalition politics continue under Merz?

EU Ferry Biedermann - April 17, 2025.

Squabbles over all the main issues, from economic policy to migration to defence, have cast doubt on the prospects for a stable and unified German...

Can the calming down of the US-China tariff war start with the aviation sector?

Companies Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 16, 2025.

Boeing aeroplanes have a significant place in the history of economic and political relations between the USA and China and are highly symbolic. In 1972, during...

An idiot’s guide to travelling to the USA

UK Harvey Morris - April 16, 2025.

Your intrepid correspondent recently booked a trip to the USA, casually dismissing concerns about tougher border controls and a new British government warning of the...

Easter Nears Amid Escalating Violence and Fragile Ceasefire

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - April 15, 2025.

Easter is approaching, but peace in Ukraine remains elusive. The civilian population, suffering from unrelenting Russian shelling, feels no mercy.  The UN reports that in March...

Trump, Iran and the final attempt to avoid war

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 14, 2025.

In Muscat (Oman), a neutral and versatile mediator in the Arab world, the United States and Iran have opened the most delicate channel of communication...

What to Expect After the Tariff Tantrum?

Economy Daniel Lacalle - April 14, 2025.

The market's tariff tantrum is a direct result of the previous monetary bubble. Market reaction to the announcement of tariffs may have surprised many, but...

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