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Please hurry up, Europe

In 2021, I said “a powerful Europe is good for global democracy, especially since the new Cold War could get hot. Europe must be ready”. That heat came in 2022.

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Navigating geopolitics with Richard Haass

According to American career diplomat Richard Haass, CEOs must grapple not only with geopolitical volatility but potential domestic instability

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Brussels Playbook: EU gets tough on Putin s foreign friends — Defense bill scoop — Slovak PM quits – POLITICO

Brussels Playbook: EU gets tough on Putin s foreign friends — Defense bill scoop — Slovak PM quits – POLITICO
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Interview with Rafael de la Rubia, Founder of World without Wars and without Violence and main promoter of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence

Rafael de la Rubia welcomes us into his home and we settle into a room full of books. On the table is a huge illustrated book about the World March for

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Without India and Modi, Quad could not fly: Former Abe adviser - The Sunday Guardian Live

Tokyo: The second in-person Quad summit held in Tokyo on 24 May cemented solidarity among four major liberal democracies and strengthened their cooperation to deal with emerging challenges to the rules-based order. The summit in Tokyo has shown that Quad is here to stay, says Tomohiko Taniguchi, Special Advisor to

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