Graciana Saragih

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Graciana Saragih is an undergraduate student of International Relations at Universitas Indonesia. Her academic interests include issues within the scope of International Political Economy and Strategic Studies. When she’s not exploring how the intertwined geopolitics and economy affect state relations, she’s acting in local theatres.

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Why Does the Kuwait Investment Authority Still Matter? Success, Challenges, and Institutional Reform

Authors: Graciana Saragih and Karina Zahra* Over decades, the Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) has emerged as a strategic instrument for nations to manage national wealth...

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View from Africa: Why the Muscat/Oman Process Matters

The current U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq, as noted...

Who Will Control Anthropic’s Powerful AI When Its Founders Leave?

Anthropic is building a governance structure designed to protect...

Why Is the Crypto Industry Spending $176 Million to Shape the US Midterm Elections?

The cryptocurrency industry is spending approximately $176 million to...

Why Is Modi’s Privacy Law Facing a Legal Challenge From India’s News Publishers?

India’s leading news publishers are challenging Prime Minister Narendra...
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