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Balancing the Rights of Nature and Economic Development: The case of Boric’s Chile

Chile, under its youngest President Gabriel Boric, has taken a historic step: to grant a Constitutional status to Rights of Nature. But can economic...

Italy acting a more constructive role in EU strategic autonomy

Although Italy has kept a low-profile in the global affairs, it is one of the major member states of the United Nations, the NATO...

BRI and the ‘Indo-Pacific’ Strategy: Geopolitical vs. Geostrategic

The new US Indo-Pacific Strategy document released in February has two interesting components, one overt and one covert. The document overtly declares the US...

Take Care of the Ruble and Gas Will Take Care of Itself

The instructions the Russian President gave to the Federal Government, demanding that payments for the deliveries of Russian gas to “unfriendly nations” be switched...

Can BRICS Underpin a New World Order?

Amid an unprecedented spike in global geopolitical risks, the world is becoming increasingly aware of the fact that the architecture that underpins the old...

How Mexico Can Build Back Better

The pandemic has hit Latin America and the Caribbean hard, and Mexico is no exception. But if an opportunity can be found in every...

Pakistan – Sri Lanka: Lessons Learned

If one were to look at two events in South Asia – the economic crisis in Sri Lanka, and the downfall of the Imran...

Ukraine war unleashing a ‘perfect storm’ of crises

On Wednesday, UN Secretary-General António Guterres presented the first detailed policy brief issued by the Global Crisis Response Group on Food, Energy and Finance...

Layoffs in China’s Internet Giants an Indication of Deeper Dilemma

There has been the intensification of the wave of layoffs in Chinese internet companies, where JD.com is becoming the center of attention. According to a...

An Overview of U.S. Agricultural Policies

The confrontation between Russia and Ukraine has increased the likelihood of a worldwide food catastrophe, and the need of solving food hunger is now...

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Vietnam’s Strategic Balancing Act: How It Navigates US-China Rivalry

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America’s Peace Deals Need an Economic Doctrine

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