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The meagre outcome of Narendra Modi's visit to Russia - will actions favouring the West follow?

India Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 11, 2024.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not be able to boast about the outstanding diplomatic results of his visit to Moscow this week and his...

UK government’s world role depends on progress on the home front

UK Harvey Morris - July 10, 2024.

There was a genuine note of optimism among the messages of congratulations that are routinely dispatched from abroad to incoming political leaders as prime minister...

Interest Rates and the Global Fiscal Irresponsibility

Finances Daniel Lacalle - July 10, 2024.

Global central banks are unable to reduce inflation because fiscal policy is sabotaging the battle against rising prices.  For the first time in decades, governments in...

The shadow of domestic political uncertainty lingers over the NATO anniversary

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 9, 2024.

When NATO leaders gather today at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington, the site of the treaty's 1949 signing, they will not have much...

Is a small cohabitation in the area of foreign policy and defence enough for Macron?

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 8, 2024.

Will NATO colleagues meet a new Emmanuel Macron at this week's summit in Washington? It will definitely be the old Macron, a strong supporter of...

Realpolitik towards the Taliban should not marginalise humanitarian issues

Middle East Sharmila Devi - July 7, 2024.

Barely two weeks after the UN noted it was 1,000 days since Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban banned girls from attending secondary school, the global body oversaw...

Kaja Kallas – an inconvenient witness to the Russian rewriting of history  

Russia Sergei Stepancev, TA Moscow - July 7, 2024.

The appointment of Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas as the first EU diplomat is dramatically irritating Moscow. From Moscow’s point of view, Kaja Kallas is not...

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