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Bogdan Klich

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Bogdan Klich, Minority Leader of the Polish Senate, was Poland’s defense minister from 2007 to 2011 and a member of the European Parliament from 2004 to 2007.

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  1. NATO’s Stoltenberg Paradox
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    NATO’s Stoltenberg Paradox

    Apr 5, 2019 Bogdan Klich explains how the Alliance has strengthened its Eastern flank despite disagreements between the US and Europe.

  2. NATO after Brexit
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    NATO after Brexit

    Jun 28, 2016 Bogdan Klich examines the Alliance's ambitious agenda for its upcoming summit in Warsaw.

  3. Standing Up to Putin
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    Standing Up to Putin

    Jan 8, 2015 Bogdan Klich makes the case that NATO and the EU should abandon partnership with Russia and support Ukraine.

  4. NATO after Ukraine
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    NATO after Ukraine

    May 19, 2014 Bogdan Klich calls for the Alliance to develop a practical plan to defend Europe's eastern flank.

  5. Disrupting Putin’s Game Plan

    Disrupting Putin’s Game Plan

    Mar 7, 2014 Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg & Bogdan Klich set out the key principles that should guide the West's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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    Ending the Austerity Pandemic

    Isabel Ortiz & Matthew Cummins warn that governments are returning to the same failed belt-tightening policies of the past.
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    The Hard-Won Benefits of Soft Diplomacy

    Kishore Mahbubani praises Indonesia's more consultative and culturally attuned approach to international affairs.
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    China After Zero-COVID

    Qian Liu thinks the protests made it easier for officials to exit a policy that a faltering economy had made untenable.
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    China’s Zero-COVID Muddle

    Minxin Pei

    Chinese leaders’ refusal to adopt a clear stance on zero-COVID is pure politics: nobody wants to be blamed for whatever surge in infections, hospitalizations, and deaths follows a reopening. But the longer the authorities attempt to avoid responsibility and muddle through, the greater the risk to public health.

     warns that the government’s refusal to devise a comprehensive and systematic exit strategy could create the worst of two worlds.
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    FIFA’s World Cup Follies

    Ian Buruma dives into the thicket of fatuousness, hypocrisy, and greed that the tournament has become.
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    The Plight of Public Schools in Africa

    Palesa Libe highlights the toll that the pandemic has taken on lower-income students across the continent.
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    The Scope for More Multilateral Climate Finance

    Frannie Leautier, et al. highlight the crucial role multilateral development banks must play in funding large-scale green projects.
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    Eco-Economic Development

    David Malpass sees declining fish stocks as a case study of why nature must be central to countries’ growth models.
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    Higher Immigration or Higher Interest Rates for America?

    Ricardo Hausmann & Dany Bahar explain why the persistence of Trump-era xenophobia among US policymakers could lead to economic stagnation.

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