Unaware, Uninsured, Underwater
England is about to get wet, and a third of the people in the way do not know
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Explained: How the Flydubai Disaster Was Averted
On the morning of 30 September, Flydubai flight FZ1073 left Dubai for Tel Aviv and, about two hours
India, China and the Battle to Define the Global South
The struggle over the future world order is no longer simply between China and the West. From BRICS and development
Planning for the Unthinkable Isn’t Paranoia. It’s the Job
Canada’s contingency planning for American military action says less about Washington’s intentions than about how much Canada’s certainties have eroded,
Nature Sets Off the Hazard; We Build the Disaster
On the morning of Aug. 26, under a clear sky, a slab of ice and rock broke away from the
Double the Tariff, Double the Shock: The Inflationary Danger of Coercive Trade
Last week, I published a comprehensive report titled Weaponizing Commerce: The Mirage of a Coercive Trade Policy, which investigated the
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Bangladesh and the Need for Labour Migration Policy Reform
In Bangladesh, remittances from migrant workers are a critical source of foreign currency, second only to the ready-made garment (RMG) sector’s export earnings (USD
The EU’s $750 Billion Energy Pledge to Trump Is a Fantasy in the Making
In a high-stakes bid to dodge an all-out trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump, the European Union has pledged to buy $750 billion
Forgotten Citizens: Pakistan’s Persecuted Minorities and the Crisis of Impunity
Just last week, the United Nations human rights experts issued an unusually sharp rebuke to Pakistan, expressing that they were “shocked at reports of
Texas Ends In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
For nearly a quarter-century, Texas allowed undocumented students brought to the U.S. as children to pay the same in-state college tuition rates as other
Meloni, Macron, and the Future of Palestine: A Diplomatic Tug-of-War
The debate over whether to recognize a Palestinian state has once again divided Western capitals, as Europe grapples with the fallout of the ongoing
India Takes the Driver’s Seat in a Fractured World Order
In an era of intensifying geopolitical competition, few nations are navigating the international order with as much calculated poise as India. From sanctions pressure
