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Prince Mohammed’s Khashoggi bullet: An insight into Saudi strategic thinking

Continued, albeit slower-paced US and Turkish leaks potentially provide insight into far more than the circumstances of the October killing of Saudi journalist and...

America’s SOTU from a Billionaire President and Inequality

When Thomas Piketty published his book "Capitalism in the Twenty-First Century" five years ago, it was a sensation.  He had analyzed historical concentrations of...

Signposts for the gas outlook

Authors: Peter Zeniewski and Tae-Yoon Kim* Global gas markets, business models and pricing arrangements are all in a state of flux. There is great dynamism,...

Pakistan and China through the lens of CPEC

It is generally believed that Pakistan convergence from the United States towardsChina-the time-tested and all-weather friend- would not only benefit Pakistan but also improve...

The Death of the ‘Lisbon to Vladivostok’ Project?

Russian relations with Europe are part of a complicated story rooted in military, economic and often ideological realms. Both entities have for centuries tried...

Battery storage is (almost) ready to play the flexibility game

In an electricity world that sees variable renewables at the centre stage, market players and policy makers cannot overlook the need for flexibility, a...

China, Europe and the G-Zero world

What does it mean to live in a world without global leadership? Where is the European Union heading? What impact will Trump’s “America first”...

Challenges and prospects of China’s Belt and Road Initiative

In the present globalized world, the economic corridors have become an important tool for regional cooperation and development. The economic corridor highlights the integration...

The productivity agenda: Moving beyond cost reduction in financial services

In a new report titled: The productivity agenda – moving beyond cost reduction in financial services, PwC sets out the important challenges and opportunities...

Strong Ties Between Public and Private Sectors Key to Accelerating Renewables

The rationale for pursuing 100% renewable energy has become increasingly compelling. As evidenced in a new strategic paper by the International Renewable Energy Agency’s...

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Hamas’s Disarmament Dare: The New Limits of American Dealmaking

Central Claim The US-brokered deal for Hamas to disarm and...
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