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2020-03-02

Muslim women of India rising

Now in the 78th day of their sit-in, Muslim women from the Delhi neighbourhood of Shaheen Bagh have taken the lead in protesting against Indias controversial new citizenship legislation. Reciting the constitution, they refuse to be treated as second-class

Politics

2020-03-02

A European Strategy Is Missing in Action

While the single market is a valuable asset, it cannot be Europes sole frame of reference. To become an effective strategic actor, the EU must make the most of all of the tools at its disposal, and that requires developing a compelling strategic vision an

News

2020-03-02

Epidemics Reveal the Truth About the Societies They Hit

A nations response to disaster speaks to its strengths and to its dysfunctions.

News

2020-03-02

RINDERKNECH'S REVENGE: FRENCHMAN ADDS SECOND TITLE OF 2020

Revisit the week that was on the ATP Challenger Tour, as we applaud the achievements of those on the rise and look ahead to the week to come...

Articles

2020-03-02

A Tale of Two Demagogues

Economic nationalism is on the rise, and democracy is on the wane. Given those worrying trends, the recent meetings in India between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi may yet come to be seen as the apotheosis of dystopia.

Articles

2020-02-15

When Viruses Turn Political

As the coronavirus continues to spread, the public must rely on international cooperation among governments to fight the disease effectively. But mounting pressures on political leaders risk pushing them toward more nationalistic short-term measures that

News

2020-02-15

A Storm of Imperfection

Lebanon is struggling against simultaneous shocks, and the country is in urgent need of a new social contract.

Economy

2020-02-03

Inequality and Economic Growth

Economic policymakers can no longer afford to view inequality as an issue separate from boosting employment and incomes. Addressing it through a wealth tax, combined with more effective antitrust policies and enforcement, has become essential to sustainin

Politics

2020-01-25

Another Year of Living Dangerously

Governments, and ultimately people, can reverse the alarming trends of 2019. But 2020 will be another year of living dangerously if short-term policies continue to be pursued at the expense of long-term vision.

Articles

2020-01-25

A Perilous Turning Point in the U.S.-Iran Confrontation

With the assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, the U.S.-Iran standoff has shifted from attrition toward open conflict. Tehran will retaliate – the only question is how – prompting another response from Washington. Allies of both should interc

Articles

2020-01-25

Iran tasked Nasrallah with uniting Iraqi proxies after Soleimanis death

Hezbollah leader sponsors truce talks, with Iraqi paramilitaries endorsing Hadi al-Amiri as PMF leader and Tehran courting Moqtada al-Sadr in bid to form united resistance

Articles

2020-01-25

Building Cooperation in an Unsettled World

While the changing nature of global power may tempt some actors to seek advantage through confrontation, the expanding field of stakeholders offers the possibility of a course correction.

Articles

2020-01-05

Don’t Hold Your Breath for Democratic Change in the Middle East

The region is accustomed to cycles of protest and political upheaval, so it’s better not to bank on successful revolutions.

Articles

2020-01-05

Dystopia Is Arriving in Stages

Articles

2019-12-27

After years of wasting time in meetings, 3 former Googlers decided to do things differently at their new startup

Human Rights

2019-12-27

Iraq Cries Out for Unity

Articles

2019-12-27

Is Huawei Really More Dangerous than Facebook?

Human Rights

2019-12-27

Distrust fuels protests in the Middle East and North Africa

Politics

2019-12-18

Up Without Arms

Economy

2019-12-18

Is Tech a New Frontier for Sustainability?

Economy

2019-12-17

If Wealth Is Justified, so Is a Wealth Tax

Economy

2019-12-17

Iran’s New Budget Is Tight, But Not Tight Enough

Rouhani has taken a remarkably austere fiscal approach ahead of the looming parliamentary election, but the countrys economic situation is still not sustainable over the long run.

Politics

2019-12-11

An Expiry Date for Despots?

Articles

2019-12-11

One mans 10-year experiment to record every moment

Politics

2019-12-11

Can Iran Outlast Trump?

Rather than attempting to beat Iran into submission with escalating economic sanctions, the international community should be attempting to guide it toward greater openness...

Economy

2019-12-03

What Kind of Capitalism Do We Want?

News

2019-12-01

As Baghdad celebrates 'dual victory', protesters vow to overthrow entire political elite

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