If we think our government looks chaotic, imagine China and Russia’s viewScott targets 2024 rivals on issue of abortion in new adThailand's Srettha focuses on economic gains in foreign policyGermany and Venezuela have been chosen for teams in the US-China space raceThe Memo: Worried Democrats fret Trump is more electable than believedArticles On: Navy Intelligence, Chinese Pilots, US Spy Agency, Hackers, Taiwan, Russia, and Spy Balloon OperationsSaudi Foreign Minister outlines plans for better, greener Middle EastCanada's explosive claims against India put US in a pinchZelensky visit shows McCarthy walks ‘thin line’ on Ukraine aidIf voice is rejected, we will still be a tolerant, liberal democracyReadout of Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III's Bilateral Meeting With President of Mozambique Filipe Jacinto NyusiThe Socialist Calculation Debate – then and now (Part 2)
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Examining the utility and readiness of mobile and field transportable laboratories for biodefence and global health security-related purposes
Volume 3, Issue 1, December 2018, Page 1-13.
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Examining the utility and readiness of mobile and field transportable laboratories for biodefence and global health security-related purposes
Volume 3, Issue 1, December 2018, Page 1-13.
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German government crisis
Mark Leonard speaks with Josef Janning, Silvia Francescon, Piotr Buras and Manuel Lafont Rapnouil about the major rift between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her interior minister over migrant policy.…
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Precarious work and precarious resistance: a case study of Zimbabwean migrant women workers in Johannesburg, South Africa
Volume 12, Issue 2, July 2019, Page 160-178.
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Global Trade Landscape Series: US Trade in an Age of Protectionism
In light of Donald Trump’s protectionist rhetoric, what does the future of US trade policy look like?
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The Western Balkans Before the Berlin Process Summit
Ahead of the next Berlin Process Summit in London in July, the deputy foreign minister of Slovenia outlines his hopes for the future of the initiative.
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From cultural showcases to public diplomacy agents: Basque-American festivals in the United States
Volume 12, Issue 2, July 2019, Page 193-209.
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Digital supremacy
Mark Leonard speaks with Ulrike Franke, Angela Stanzel and Andre Loesekrig-Pietri, about the international race to develop artificial intelligence. The podcast was recorded on 4 June 2018. Bookshelf: Mao -…
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Get Help with Living Expenses
Learn about federal government benefit programs for low income earners that can help pay for food, housing, healthcare, and other expenses.
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Recognize The Signs of Suicide and Find Help
Suicide is the second leading cause of death in people between the ages of 15 to 34 in the United States, according to a new study from the Centers for…
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From the Islamic State of Algeria to the Economic Caliphate of the Sahel: The Transformation of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
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Religion and the State in India
Shashi Tharoor explores the complex relationship between religion and the state in India. In particular, he examines the rich and varied history of Hinduism in India, practised by more than…
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Is it the end of liberal world order?
The postwar liberal order has weakened whilst liberal democracy appears fragile and polarised. Mark Leonard speaks with Professor John Ikenberry from Princeton University about the decline of faith in democracy…
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Drugs and Organized Crime: The Challenges Facing Southeast Asia
Our panel examines the increasingly globalized nature of crime rings throughout southeast Asia.
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Chatham House Forum: Are Humans Psychologically Wired to Fight?
Mike Martin argues that morals, religions and ideologies, rather than causing violence, actually help in limiting warfare by facilitating humans to build larger social groups.
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Argentina: Political Change and the G20 Presidency
Chief of Cabinet Marcos Peña outlines the views of the Argentine government on the political and socio-economic outlook for the country and the region.
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Unfulfilled Ambitions: the State of Democracy in Africa
Professor Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi, the executive director of Afrobarometer, discusses insights from his organization’s public attitude surveys on democracy, governance and society.
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Screening Room: This is Congo
This is Congo provides an immersive and unfiltered look into this enduring conflict and the reality of life for those surviving within it.
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Undercurrents: Episode 9 – Digital Subversion in Cyberspace, and Oleg Sentsov’s Hunger Strike
Ben meets Sir David Omand to discuss Russian interventions, fake news, foreign policy frenemies and jihadist social media. Agnes talks to Nikolay and Tatyana Shchur about the case of Oleg…
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