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Praemium Imperiale Returns in 2021, Recognizing Laureates in Arts from Brazil, the U S , Australia

Praemium Imperiale Returns in 2021, Recognizing Laureates in Arts from Brazil, the U S , Australia
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20 incredible things to do with the kids in North Wales during the summer holidays

20 incredible things to do with the kids in North Wales during the summer holidays There s loads going on across the region during the school break - and you won t have to break the bank to have fun The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get our ultimate guide on things to do in North Wales with our Love North Wales newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info

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Classical music should not fear change

Classical music should not fear change Music can never be confined to a single tradition – and we should celebrate that sparky, vibrant mixture in live form 26 April 2021 • 5:00am Isata (piano) and Sheku (cello) Kanneh-Mason play at the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall Credit: Chris Christodoulou How can we sum up where the performance of music has come from and where it is going next? Across the centuries, as men and women have sung to each other, fashioned instruments, danced in rituals and shouted in celebrations, invented orchestras and conceived symphonies, built concert halls and opera houses, and now live-streamed performances across the globe, are there any common themes that might trace music’s development and plot its future course?

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The roots of a decentred international order

The roots of a decentred international order Updated: Updated: April 17, 2021 00:47 IST In the post-pandemic period, developing economies should rise to meet the U.S.-led liberal hegemonic world order Share Article AAA In the post-pandemic period, developing economies should rise to meet the U.S.-led liberal hegemonic world order The International Institute for Strategic Studies puts the overall estimate of China’s military budget at $230 billion (https://bit.ly/3sofrDw). The intentions for global supremacy are apparent, chiefly to outrun the Pentagon. The primary geopolitical rivals, namely Russia and China may possibly provide the strategic and tactical counterbalance to the hegemony of America. Moreover, the international order is under threat of the rising economic power of the BRICS

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How America Is Pushing China and Iran Together

How America Is Pushing China and Iran Together The $400 billion Iran-China deal is not the culmination of a process or the start of a new era. It is, however, a critical inflection point in a relationship that will play an outsized role in a new era of great power competition. Traveling to the Middle East, the Chinese Foreign Minister stopped in Tehran to sign what is promoted as a $400 billion twenty-five-year agreement that would boost Iran’s economy, expand China’s footprint in the Middle East and deepen the strategic ties between the two countries. The agreement itself is almost breathtaking in its scope, covering agreements to cooperate on everything from infrastructure and banking to green energy and technology. But ultimately, it is a roadmap with no specific figures or tangible commitments. Even the $400 billion price tag associated with this roadmap seems to be from a poorly sourced report about the agreement from long ago. The operationalization of this agreement wil

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