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Concessions will not hold Putin back

Russia Sergei Stepancev, TA Moscow - July 28, 2024.

An old Soviet approach to foreign affairs, laid down by former Foreign Minister Anatoly Gromyko, says: Ask for the unthinkable, and you will get more...

Medals and security—athletes under double pressure at the Paris Olympic Games

Globalization Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 27, 2024.

Unprecedented security risks will accompany the Paris Olympics until the closing ceremony on August 11. In the meantime, the athletes will be competing under double...

When The Central Banks left alone against inflation

Finances Emre Alkin - July 27, 2024.

The most common method that central banks use to fight inflation is "hiking interest rate and shot down the flow of money". However, this method...

Diplomatic conflict in the Balkans—a warning to a NATO member for promoting Russian influence

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 26, 2024.

Just two weeks after NATO members demonstrated their internal cohesion and dedication to common objectives at the anniversary summit in Washington, two members of the...

Rich countries would reap benefits if they helped poorer countries face debt crisis  

Economy Sharmila Devi - July 26, 2024.

The worst debt crisis in history currently confronting developing countries was never likely to be solved by the G20 finance meetings taking place this week...

Venezuela faces decisive elections—will Maduro concede defeat?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 25, 2024.

Venezuela is facing an almost certain political shift, as well as the end of the 25-year rule of the left-wing populists, first Hugo Chávez and...

Is the US a racist misogynist country? A handful of voters will decide  

US Ferry Biedermann - July 25, 2024.

US voters relieved that the central theme of this year’s presidential election campaign has shifted away from age might blanch at the alternatives that are...

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