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The Gulf will seek to manage Trump through self-reliance and pragmatism
Gulf states will continue the move to regional reconciliation but on Iran and Israel–Palestine, will look to reset the rules ...
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Trump’s ‘America First’ foreign policy will accelerate China’s push for global leadership
Should a new US administration disengage from forums like the UN, Beijing’s plans to reshape global governance will be ...
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Donald Trump’s policies risk making the US dollar a source of global instability
Although Trump favours a weaker exchange rate, his policies are likely to have the opposite effect. The risk is that the US ...
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In conversation with Julien Harneis, UN Assistant Secretary-General
In this discussion, Julien Harneis will give critical insights into the UN’s humanitarian response in Yemen and the ...
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Can Trump do a deal with Putin on Ukraine?
The Kremlin is signalling that it is ready to talk to the incoming US administration. But Trump may find Russia’s terms make ...
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In conversation with Hisham Matar
Pulitzer and Orwell prize winning author Hisham Matar discusses his work and themes of exile, belonging and identity.
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The break-up of Scholz’s coalition government signals the end of Germany’s old economic model
The coalition could not agree how to fund new support for Ukraine and failed to fully implement the ‘Zeitenwende’. A new ...
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Trump and his growing number of European allies threaten the European project
As the US presidential election result became clear, European leaders followed a similar formula when congratulating President-elect Trump. They offered their congratulations, mentioned previous good ...
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Members' question time: What has COP29 achieved?
Join us and ask our senior research fellow, Ruth Townend anything about the outcome from COP29. Submit your questions in advance. As COP29 prepares to conclude in Baku, Azerbaijan, this year’s ...