Defense & National Security — Fighter jets to follow tanks to Ukraine?Republican Ken Buck opposes kicking Ilhan Omar off Foreign Affairs committeeWith China at the wheel, America's EV journey may be a bumpy rideTanks for Ukraine: Too little, too late is not good enoughRussia is turning Nagorno-Karabakh into another CrimeaBeyond New STARTF-16 fighter jets could be next after Ukraine’s breakthrough on tanksStrange bedfellows, soon-to-be estranged? How events are straining the relationship between the Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani militaryThe Leopards are free!George Yeo: International Community must Recognise Multi-Polar World as the New State of AffairsSoutheast Asia under Great-Power Competition: Public Opinion About Hedging in the PhilippinesDeputy Secretary of Defense Dr. Kathleen Hicks' Virtual Remarks at Foreign Policy for America (FP4A) NextGen Initiative's "A Conversation With the DSD" (As Prepared)
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Dear Expecdawnt Readers
By Marc Rayman Propelled by the perfect combination of xenon ions, hydrazine rocket propellant and adrenaline, Dawn is on the verge of its most ambitious exploits yet. Having flawlessly completed…
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Should Debt in the Developing World be Cancelled?
In light of the absence of an international process in place for dealing with government debt crisis, panellists discuss the pros and cons of relieving debt burdens.
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Iraq’s Future: Elections, Corruption and the Struggle for a State
Against a difficult backdrop, Iraq scheduled parliamentary elections on 12 May. Our panellists discuss the prospects for the future of Iraq.
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Is Italy facing a new political crisis?
Mark Leonard speaks with Silvia Francescon and Nathalie Tocci about the brewing political crisis in Italy and what impact this could have on Europe as a whole. Image credit: Italian…
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Stopping the Use of Chemical Weapons in Modern Conflicts
This event looks at the lessons learned in the aftermath of the chemical attacks in Salisbury and Douma.
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Reconstruction in Syria: Between Political Pragmatism and Human Rights Idealism
This event aims to shed light on the risks, opportunities and challenges that should be taken into account by various stakeholders such as governments, businesses and NGOs when approaching reconstruction…
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Mainstreaming Human Rights: From Humanitarian Response to Funding Reconstruction in Syria
This event aims to shed light on the risks, opportunities and challenges that should be taken into account by various stakeholders such as governments, businesses and NGOs when approaching reconstruction…
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Why the health of the NHS depends on growth and reform
CPS cautions against increased NHS spending following analysis which shows that such extra spending has an alarming tendency to go hand in hand with greater...
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Can Europe save the Iran deal?
Mark Leonard presents highlights of the ECFR event “Can Europe save the Iran Deal?” with Ellie Geranmayeh, Norbert Röttgen, and Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger. Picture credit: German Foreign Minister Steinmeier, EU…
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Islam, Immigration and Identity in Europe
Ambassador Akbar Ahmed draws on findings from his book, Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Identity, to examine relations between the West and the Muslim world.
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The Politics of Personality in the Middle East
Our panel examines different models of governance and leadership throughout the Middle East – how does the archetype of the political ‘strongman’ present itself throughout these nations and varying political…
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Inside the Battle for the New Libya
Panellists will discuss the findings of Frederic Wehrey’s new book, The Burning Shores: Inside the Battle for the New Libya, seeking to explore what went wrong in Libya and where…
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Strategy or Cacophony? – Is there a European strategic culture?
Mark Leonard talks to the all star cast of Nick Witney, Ulrike Franke and Jeremy Shapiro on the topic of European strategic culture. Picture Credit: European Parliament ( CC…
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Undercurrents: Episode 8 – Ronan Farrow on Diplomacy
This week Agnes met up with Ronan Farrow to discuss the waning reputation of career diplomats, how foreign leaders should deal with the Trump administration, and how new technology is…
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Merging Dugger’s Concepts with O’Hara’s Principles to Advance Social and Institutional Economics
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First Movers, Democratization and Unilateral Concessions: Overcoming Commitment Problems and Negotiating a “Nationwide Cease-Fire” in Myanmar
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The Initiation of the Sino-Indian rivalry
Volume 15, Issue 3, September-December 2019, Page 253-284.
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USAGov’s 6 Things to Know Before You Start Paying Off Your Student Loans
Here are six great tips from StudentAid.gov that can help you start the process of paying off your student loans.
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New Blue – Ideas for a New Generation
The Centre for Policy Studies publishes a collection of essays from bright young thinkers on the centre-right, including Conservative MPs from the 2015 and 2017 intakes, on topics that matter…
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Macron: one year on
Mark Leonard speaks with Manuel Lafont Rapnouil, Almut Möller and Vessela Tcherneva, about what has changed in French foreign policy with Macron one year in office as French president. Picture…
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Preventing Addiction: Share Your Story
During National Prevention Week, May 13-19, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) encourages families to take action today for a healthier tomorrow.
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