Angela Xu

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Angela Xu was an allocator to hedge funds for a number of years. She has a keen interest in the interplay of international relations, macroeconomics, and global markets. She received a BSFS in International Politics from Georgetown University and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Asset Management at Yale University.

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The Evolving International Order: A Literature Review

"The Liberal International Order is Slowly Coming Apart." The Economist, May 9, 2025. Ash, Timothy Garton. “Brace for Disorder as Great Power Shifts Begin.” Financial...

The Global Development Financing System is at a Crossroads

In a time of great shifts, it is of note that the global development financial system is also at a crossroads and in need...

2024 in review, from an armchair in New York

From the North-East A roar sounds and a tumult arises Swelling onto the black earth of the East This ragtag band Green Aloyshas barely budded, wrested with a...

What does a Trump presidency mean for the global order?

Ultimately, Biden and Trump offer competing visions that both strive for one goal – a stronger, more prosperous and unfettered America. Biden proposes to...

Resettlement of the Gaza as a realistic pathway to the two-state solution

I propose the resettlement the people of Gaza in the West Bank in exchange for the permanent withdrawal of Israeli settlements and the establishment...

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China’s Strategic View of Egypt: Sisi’s Leadership Doctrine and the Global South’s Push for Independence

Chinese think tanks and strategic and security circles (particularly...

The UN Secretary-General Race: A Leadership Contest Amid Global Divisions

Rebeca Grynspan may be leading the race to become...

Trump Eases Russia Sanctions: Can Europe Hold the Line Alone?

Two wars that Western capitals have spent years treating...

Borrowed Time in the Strait of Hormuz

Crude oil is flowing out of the Gulf again,...
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