On October 7, in the first round of the Brazilian presidential election, by voting 46 per cent in favour of the populist MP and former…
On October 7, in the first round of the Brazilian presidential election, by voting 46 per cent in favour of the populist MP and former…
SUMMARY • In this issue we argue that to understand the dynamics of the current trade conflict, we need to look at it through a…
Why did the Turkish President’s visit to Germany on 28 and 29 September leave us with a diffuse feeling of unease? There is nothing wrong…
As starkly shown during the latest G7 meeting in Quebec, we are entering a perilous period where conflict around international trade risks splitting the Western…
The Wall Street Journal reports ($) that Germany and France are considering offering Turkey a ‘financial lifeline.’ Well, what a surprise. What this means, of course, is…
In the collective unconscious of the Czechs, throughout the second half of the twentieth century, the main enemy of their nation sat in Moscow. Two…
After failing to obtain the release of an American pastor unjustly imprisoned for twenty-two months in Turkey, the Trump administration imposed sanctions against the Islamic-nationalist…
Speaking on July 22, in front of an audience of Iranian diplomats, President Rouhani held out half an olive branch to the United States. “America…
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In international relations, there are sometimes rare moments of opportunity that need to be grasped. This particular sequence of mid-July 2018 is one. A NATO…
In this issue of Globalisation Outlook, our newsletter on globalisation and international trade issues, we address how China’s new model of political economy acts a…