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Category: News from the World

Will the supply chain crisis change the way we trade?

by Liam Rinehart29 Jan 202229 Jan 20222 Comments

The pandemic has only exacerbated supply chain issues and economies' resiliency.

News from the World chain, covid, demand, economics, markets, supply, supply chain, trade

North Korean hypersonic missile tests rattle East Asia

by Matthew Slade23 Jan 202223 Jan 2022Leave a comment

As Pyongyang ramps up its program, should Washington be worried?

News from the World ballistic missile, china, hypersonic missile, japan, north korea, nuclear, russia, south korea, united states

Olaf Scholaz and the future of U.S.-Germany relations

by Vincent Hultsch19 Jan 202219 Jan 2022Leave a comment

Meet Germany’s new chancellor — and the challenges he faces.

News from the World angela, berlin, german, germany, Merkel, Olaf Scholaz, transatlantic, washington

AUKUS: A Western response to Chinese aggression

by Amanda Wilson10 Jan 202210 Jan 2022Leave a comment

A new submarine deal signals a strategic shift in the Indo-Pacific region.

News from the World aukus, australia, beijing, china, england, london, nuclear, security, submarine, UK, us

Latin America’s resurgent leftism

by Matthew Slade9 Jan 20229 Jan 2022Leave a comment

A “pink tide” of left-wing parties are ascending across the region. Who’s next?

News from the World Brazil, chile, colombia, conservatism, election, latin america, leftism, politics

Who’s calling for Polexit?

by Beatrix Heard6 Jan 20226 Jan 2022Leave a comment

Will the rise of nationalism and religious conservatism, lead to a Poland's exit from the European Union?

News from the World brexit, eu, europe, european union, PiS, poland, polexit, polish

How China surpassed the U.S. in the race for AI supremacy

by Aaron Smith6 Jan 20226 Jan 20221 Comment

A former Pentagon official claims the U.S. has " no competing fighting chance” against China in AI. How did it get this way?

News from the World ai, artificial intelligence, china, computer science, governance, human rights, tech, Technology, u.s.

Living in Bondage: The fight for LGBT rights in Ghana

by Ezi Ogbuli6 Jan 20226 Jan 2022Leave a comment

Ghana’s new anti-LGBT bill is sparking fear and outrage among human rights supporters.

News from the World africa, ghana, human rights, lgbt, lgbtq, rights

Nature is healing — or is it?

by Si Yun Ee28 Nov 202128 Nov 2021Leave a comment

COVID-19 is impacting climate change, and vice versa. In both scenarios, wildlife is feeling the impacts.

COP26, News from the World animals, climate change, cop26, earth, ecosystems, environment, wildlife

COP26 or FLOP26: What happened at this year’s UN Climate Change Conference?

by GPI Fellows28 Nov 202110 Jan 2022Leave a comment

Was Glasgow a success? GPI fellows analyze the wins and losses of COP26.

COP26, News from the World

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