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Ethiopia is Africa’s new growth engine – here’s why

With impressive growth rates and a youthful population, Ethiopia could be an economic powerhouse if it overcomes its structural problems.

Alexandre Raffoul and Vijay Raju 06 Sep 2019

How geopolitics is hindering a much-needed energy partnership between Ukraine and Turkey

Ukraine faces being squeezed out of its role in the regional gas market, and Turkey faces geopolitical hurdles as it pushes for a greater energy role – a partnership could assist them both

Wilson Center 04 Sep 2019

Nuclear Security

The world faces a new nuclear arms race – and this time it's much more complex

U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals could soon be freed of any restraint from treaties – and the results will be profound, writes Rakesh Sood, of the Observer Research Foundation

Observer Research Foundation 28 Aug 2019

Future of Energy

How falling demand for oil is set to transform international relations

Past energy transitions can teach us a great deal about the effects of today’s trend away from hydrocarbons, argues Paul Stevens, of Chatham House

Chatham House 20 Aug 2019

This is how countries feel about welcoming refugees and migrants

A Pew Research Center study on most attitudes towards refugees reveals a more positive sentiment.

Raea Ramussen and Jacob Poushter · Pew Research Center 19 Aug 2019

India's strategy in space is changing. Here's why

Staunchly opposed to the militarization of space in the past, India is now having to adopt a more nuanced approach, explains Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan of the Observer Research Foundation.

Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan 14 Aug 2019

China and the U.S. need to embrace the idea of benign competition. Here’s why

If competition between China and the U.S. is inevitable, the two countries must find a way of avoiding a zero-sum game, or risk sliding into a cold war

China Institute of International Studies 13 Aug 2019

What Japan in the Reiwa era can teach policymakers around the world

Japan’s common-sense approach to foreign policy offers a valuable example for countries who want to stay relevant in a low-growth world, argues Alexis Crowe of the Atlantic Council ...

Atlantic Council 06 Aug 2019

How the one-party state may shape our future

What are the chances of China turning the next three decades into a narrative as powerful as its story since 1978?

Chatham House 02 Aug 2019

Q&A: The India–U.S. trade dispute and India’s evolving geopolitical role

President of the Observer Research Foundation Samir Saran describes what lies behind current India–U.S. tensions and how they relate to structural changes in the world order

Samir Saran 31 Jul 2019

Why is the Strait of Hormuz so important?

Iran's seizure of a British-flagged ship in the gateway to the Persian Gulf highlights its critical importance to the worldwide flow of oil.

John Letzing 29 Jul 2019

A major war between leading military powers is now impossible. Here’s why

Tensions may be rising in several areas of the world, but Andrey Sushentsov of Valdai Discussion Club argues that war between major powers is no longer a possibility

Valdai Discussion Club 23 Jul 2019

This is how the world has been mapped throughout history

Today's technology allows us to create incredibly detailed and accurate maps of the world, but in the past we've not been so lucky.

Iman Ghosh · Visual Capitalist 22 Jul 2019

An open letter to Europe's leaders

This open letter was written by the Global Future Council on Europe's co-chairs, Miroslav Lajčák and Beatrice Weder di Mauro

Miroslav Lajčák and Beatrice Weder di Mauro 17 Jul 2019

How electric vehicles will redefine geopolitics

For all the economic promise they offer, a fast shift to electric vehicles is likely to have significant geopolitical repercussions

Wilson Center 10 Jul 2019

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