Anders Fogh Rasmussen

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Anders Fogh Rasmussen, a former NATO secretary general and former Prime Minister of Denmark, is Chairman of Rasmussen Global.

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Building a Euro-Japanese Alliance of Hope
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Building a Euro-Japanese Alliance of Hope

Nov 19, 2019 Anders Fogh Rasmussen identifies four areas in which closer bilateral ties can bolster democracy and the rule of law.

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NATO’s Duty at 70
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NATO’s Duty at 70

Apr 4, 2019 Anders Fogh Rasmussen calls on the Alliance to counter Russian subterfuge by offering a path to membership for Georgia and Ukraine.

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The Case for an EU-Ukraine Customs Union
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The Case for an EU-Ukraine Customs Union

Jul 12, 2017 Anders Fogh Rasmussen calls on European Union leaders to offer a large tangible reward for continued progress on reforms.

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Make America Trade Again
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Make America Trade Again

May 23, 2016 Anders Fogh Rasmussen urges the US presidential candidates to renounce protectionism.

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Homegrown Energy Security for Europe

Homegrown Energy Security for Europe

Jan 26, 2016 Anders Fogh Rasmussen proposes biofuels as an alternative to importing oil from unstable, authoritarian regimes.

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The Coronavirus Is a Disease of Chinese Autocracy

Minxin Pei

When China’s leaders finally declare victory against the outbreak of the new and deadly coronavirus, they will undoubtedly credit the Communist Party of China's leadership. But the truth is just the opposite: the party is again responsible for this calamity.

Explaining the Triumph of Trump’s Economic Recklessness

Jean Pisani-Ferry

The Trump administration’s economic policy is a strange cocktail: one part populist trade protectionism and industrial interventionism; one part classic Republican tax cuts skewed to the rich and industry-friendly deregulation; and one part Keynesian fiscal and monetary stimulus. But it's the Keynesian part that delivers the kick.