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London, England
Joined May 2009
Podcast🎙️| How dangerous are Trump’s trade threats? @ButlerCreon, @lindayueh and @JulianVenturaV join @bronwenmaddox to discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s trade tactics. Apple: Spotify:
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The proposal for a US takeover of Gaza would disrupt almost every foreign policy objective the new US administration has in the Middle East, writes @AAboudouh (@CH_MENAP)
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Canadians have long assumed that the US would never deliberately seek to harm Canada. That assumption has been shattered, writes @rolandparis (@CH_Americas).
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In many areas China now keeps pace with the West or possesses the technological edge. China is increasingly a technology leader rather than a follower, writes @WMatthewsChina (@CHAsiaPacific).
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Afghanistan is suffering a humanitarian crisis that will deepen if US aid is halted. Turning Afghanistan into a pariah state will serve no nation’s interest, writes @hameedhakimi (@CHAsiaPacific).
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As Donald Trump takes aim at global norms and institutions, the question of what parts of the post-Cold War order can be saved – and for whom – requires urgent attention.
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As the AI summit in Paris approaches, the US administration is taking a comparatively brakes-off approach on AI regulation. Can the UK and EU forge a leadership role on AI safety?
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New Delhi and Jakarta share many challenges and foreign policy objectives. But despite last week’s summit, there remain several challenges to realizing the full potential of the bilateral relationship.
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The UK must be allowed to contribute to building a European – not EU – defence industrial base to ensure Europe is less reliant on the US for its defence, writes @armida_lm.
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The proposal for a US takeover of Gaza would disrupt almost every foreign policy objective the new US administration has in the Middle East, writes @AAboudouh (@CH_MENAP)
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Although sanctions might close the door on US mediation in Sudan, they present a critical opportunity – if they are utilized to target the external networks sustaining the fighting.
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South Africa feels that its multilateral approach is a strength, giving it power as a champion of Global South representation and an expert at navigating multipolarity.
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Afghanistan is suffering a humanitarian crisis that will deepen if US aid is halted. Turning Afghanistan into a pariah state will serve no nation’s interest, writes @hameedhakimi (@CHAsiaPacific).
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Vladimir Putin considers inflation an existential threat. But Donald Trump’s preoccupation with China may prevent the US exploiting Russia's weakness, writes @davidlubin (@ch_gef).
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Trump’s broader long-term strategy for the use of sanctions remains unclear. Yet it may do more to shape international politics, economics and alliances than his use of tariffs.
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The Kremlin’s objectives in Belarus are similar to its goals in Ukraine: deeper economic integration, more military installations, and the use of Belarus as a tool against the West, warns @RyhorAstapenia (@CHRussiaEurasia).
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In many areas China now keeps pace with the West or possesses the technological edge. China is increasingly a technology leader rather than a follower, writes @WMatthewsChina (@CHAsiaPacific).
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Podcast🎙️| How dangerous are Trump’s trade threats? @ButlerCreon, @lindayueh and @JulianVenturaV join @bronwenmaddox to discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s trade tactics. Apple: Spotify:
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As the AI summit in Paris approaches, the US administration is taking a comparatively brakes-off approach on AI regulation. Can the UK and EU forge a leadership role on AI safety?
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As Donald Trump takes aim at global norms and institutions, the question of what parts of the post-Cold War order can be saved – and for whom – requires urgent attention.
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