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The head of the CIA in the Balkans—closing the door to the penetration of Russian influence

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 23, 2024.

While primarily preoccupied with finding solutions to the crisis in the Middle East and frequently traveling to the region, CIA chief and ambassador William Burns...

Global South lobbies for representation in the highest halls of UN power  

Politics Sharmila Devi - August 23, 2024.

Imagine the UK ceding its permanent seat on the UN Security Council to India. This was the thought experiment raised recently by Kishore Mahbubani, Singaporean...

Modi's visit to Kyiv—the restoration of a disturbed balance

India Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 22, 2024.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Kyiv on Friday will be enough to balance India's policy towards the Ukraine crisis, the pendulum of which...

Able but not willing? Europe’s defence conundrum

EU Ferry Biedermann - August 22, 2024.

Europe’s determination to build up its defences to meet multiple security challenges, foremost Russia on its Eastern border, is flagging in the face of budget...

Image of ‘woke’ Church of England skews perception of an institution in decline

UK Harvey Morris - August 21, 2024.

It is a while since the Church of England has lived up to its reputation of being “the Conservative party at prayer”. The established church, or...

Celebrities will not determine the winner of the US election, but politicians still crave their support

US Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 20, 2024.

Donald Trump's mistake of engaging in social media manipulation about Taylor Swift and her fans allegedly supporting him could cost him dearly. Risk assessors in the...

Is the EU's ambitious 2035 fossil fuel ban a realistic vision or a utopia?

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 20, 2024.

Encouraging reports say that in the first half of this year, electricity from solar and wind has already surpassed that from fossil fuels, particularly coal,...

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