The nonsense of Justin Trudeau’s pipeline promises
The Canadian prime minister pledges action on climate change while backing and buying oil pipelines.
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What didn’t happen in Naftali Bennett’s first 100 days
Israel’s prime minister and his “change government” are yet to usher in any dramatic shifts.
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“Be careful” – Michel Barnier’s post-Brexit warning to the UK
The former Brexit negotiator and French presidential hopeful on the dangers of Euroscepticism in France and beyond.
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Why China’s hostage diplomacy will likely continue
Canada’s diplomatic stand-off with China over Huawei has come to an end. But the fall-out for Ottawa and the West…
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Are we living in the age of unpeace?
A new book by Mark Leonard argues that globalisation and connectivity is causing conflict rather than preventing it.
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The spirit of the age: Why the tech billionaires want to leave humanity behind
Jeff Bezos and his contemporaries are using their fortunes to achieve god-like ambitions for the future.
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Why getting aid to Afghanistan has become a moral dilemma for the West
The international community is trying to find a way to pressure the Taliban whilst also helping desperate Afghans.
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Why Afghan refugees in the US deserve more
Reports of clothing and food shortages have arisen among those awaiting resettlement.
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