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Wars do not resolve crises; rather, crises give rise to wars

Economy Emre Alkin - April 12, 2025.

For those who wonder where this protectionism came from, let me move on to its history: According to the Historical School of German economists, classical...

Should the Dream Factory fear a tariff war?

Globalization Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 11, 2025.

During a grandiose visit to the UK ten years ago, Chinese leader Xi Jinping spoke reverently of how much his country had been influenced by...

Kurdish autonomy—risk and opportunity for the stabilisation of Syria

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 11, 2025.

In Syria's new political reality, after the collapse of the central government and the departure of Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian Kurds are, for the first...

China and Russia weaponise their aid to Myanmar after the earthquake

Politics Sharmila Devi - April 11, 2025.

The rapidly shifting fortunes of the world’s great powers sparked by President Donald Trump’s disruption have been thrown into sharp relief by the response to...

Shadow diplomacy: How the world can (not) disarm Pyongyang

Politics The Editorial Board - April 10, 2025.

Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has clearly stated that North Korea's nuclear status is non-negotiable. In a speech...

UK risks further divergence from EU amid looming trade and defence tensions

UK Ferry Biedermann - April 10, 2025.

The looming Trump trade war has once again laid bare the fallacy of a UK-EU rapprochement on the things that really matter. The UK government,...

Ukraine's innovation is raising the standards of naval warfare

Eastern Europe David Kirichenko - April 9, 2025.

When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, few anticipated how fast the nature of warfare would evolve. Even fewer predicted that Ukraine,...

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