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Layoffs at the U.S. State Department - between savings and damage to American global influence

US TA | AP Insight - July 12, 2025.

Major staff reductions will affect more than 300 offices and departments of the US diplomatic service. The administration believes it will increase efficiency, but critics...

Europe fears nothing more than genuine independence

EU Zaki Laïdi - July 12, 2025.

Just days after NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte hailed the alliance’s summit in The Hague as an unqualified success, the United States halted a planned shipment...

Does Australia gain or lose by balancing trade and defence?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 12, 2025.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese begins a six-day visit to China today, including Shanghai, Beijing, and Chengdu. The aim of the trip is to maintain...

University is a serious line of business

Economy Emre Alkin - July 12, 2025.

This week's article is for the esteemed readers of Tomorrow's Affairs—investors, university owners, and academic administrators.  No matter which continent you live on, managing a university...

The cash brokers have become the masters of life in Gaza

Middle East TA | AP Insight - July 11, 2025.

After most of the banks in Gaza closed in the early days of the war, those with large reserves of cash suddenly had immense power....

Why do Europeans and Americans understand globalization differently?

Globalization Daniel Gros - July 11, 2025.

Back in 1999, when the euro was introduced, the lack of flexibility in Europe’s labor market was widely expected to make responding to shocks more...

Does the Northwood Declaration pave the way for a European nuclear doctrine without Washington?

Politics The Editorial Board - July 11, 2025.

Emmanuel Macron's visit to London was not a routine state event. At the Northwood base on 10 July, the French President and British Prime Minister...

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