Tag: Foreign Policy

Spain is facing a triple crisis that would overwhelm considerably more stable political systems. First, there is a deep unsolved economic and social crisis that…

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The Iranian population is out of luck. In the presidential elections of 2013, then those of 2017, they had declared themselves ready for the opening…

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The beginning of November witnessed two annual commemorations in the UK. As ever, “remember, remember the 5th of November” gave rise to bonfires and fireworks…

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On landing on French soil Friday, November 9, 2018, Donald Trump tweeted little for his host: “French President Macron has just suggested that Europe develops…

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Too often, Europeans are unable to express themselves clearly on the strategic issues that are of primary concern. Towards China, the European powers have, for…

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SUMMARY • In this issue we argue that to understand the dynamics of the current trade conflict, we need to look at it through a…

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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…

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On 3 August, at the Kasumbalesa border crossing between Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC, former Zaire), an incident occurred. It was non-violent…

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On July 27, the White House said that President Trump would receive President Putin in Washington early in 2019, and that Trump would later travel…

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This article first appeared on the Friends of Europe web site.

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This article (Europe’s frivolous anti-American populism – German) was published on achgut.com

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In this article in The Mint magazine, Joe Zammit-Lucia argues that the global trading system is no longer fit for purpose and needs to be…

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