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Blog: The Strategist
Trade barriers, tariffs and other protectionist tools are starting to feature more prominently around the world, often appearing under the heading of economic security. The decision by President Joe Biden's administration this month to quadruple US ...
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The news this month must have been met with relief in Kyiv and grief in the Kremlin. The US Congress finally broke its six-month logjam and approved a new package of military aid for Ukraine ...
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We may never know exactly how and why Alexei Navalny died in the remote Arctic penal colony where he was detained. The communiqué Russian officials issued within two minutes of the popular opposition leader's reported ...
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In his annual press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin made it clear that he will be ready for a peace settlement with Ukraine only after he has achieved his goals, which haven't changed since he ...
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Is there any possibility of peace between Israel and the Palestinians, or must we simply get used to periodic wars that deny both sides the tranquillity and stability they seek? It's easy to be pessimistic. ...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin had obvious reasons for hosting North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un at Vostochny, Russia's new spaceport in eastern Siberia, this month. Owing to his illegal war of aggression in Ukraine, Putin is ...
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In recent years, domestic developments in Niger—indeed, across North Africa's Sahel region—scarcely attracted attention from the wider world, except in Paris, where French policymakers still took an interest in Francophone Africa. But the military coup ...
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Strange as it sounds, the European Union's most successful policy ever has been deeply unpopular in Brussels for the past decade. But now, the view from the bloc's political and governing institutions is changing. EU ...
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We have just witnessed the birth of a buzzword. Suddenly, policymakers in the United States and across Europe want to 'de-risk' the relationship with China. The term owes its new popularity to the equally sudden ...
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With NATO's mid-July summit in Vilnius fast approaching, the question on everyone's minds is how to avoid another debacle concerning Ukraine's prospective membership in the alliance. When NATO leaders addressed the same issue in Bucharest ...
In: UN Chronicle, Band 48, Heft 2, S. 4-7
ISSN: 1564-3913
In: Chronique ONU, Band 48, Heft 2, S. 4-7
ISSN: 2411-9911
In: New perspectives quarterly: NPQ, Band 27, Heft 2, S. 54-55
ISSN: 1540-5842
To the shock of the world, the mild‐mannered Swiss have acted the most radically of any European country out of fear of Muslim immigrants by banning minarets. Was this a blow against tolerance, or for it? Is Islam a European religion, or is Europe a Christian club? Meanwhile, as Turkey becomes more confident in its regional power and Muslim identity it is shaking up some old friends.In this section, two of Europe's most prominent Muslim voices, the foreign minister of Sweden and a top Turkish official try to sort it out.