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Urban Ahlin

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Urban Ahlin is chairman of the Swedish Parliament's foreign affairs committee.

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Promoting Democracy in the Greater Middle East

Apr 1, 2004 Michael Mertes, et al.

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Brexit Demands a New British Politics

Jan 22, 2019 Guy Verhofstadt calls on UK politicians to abandon their trenches and put their country's interests first.

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The Right Investments to Address the Human Capital Crisis

Jan 22, 2019 Kristalina Georgieva urges world leaders to spend more now on health, education, and skills to meet rising economic aspirations.

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Morality and Money Management

Jan 22, 2019 Robert J. Shiller considers the late Vanguard founder Jack Bogle a hero to investors, but not a flawless one.

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Cooperation for a New Age of Volatility

Jan 22, 2019 Sri Mulyani Indrawati worries that self-interested unilateralism will usher in a world where everyone is worse off.

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The Right Way to Rebalance Trade

Jan 22, 2019 Zhu Min & Miao Yanliang show why China’s multilateral view is the only way to ensure sustainable long-term growth.

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Trump, Macron, and the Poverty of Liberalism

Jan 22, 2019 Kishore Mahbubani suggests that only populism that regains ordinary people's trust can defeat the populism that exploits it.

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Solidarity for Adamowicz, Poland, and Europe

Jan 21, 2019 Danuta Hübner calls for moral outrage, not quiet mourning, after the recent murder of Gdańsk's mayor.

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Decision Time for the Future of Corporate Taxation

Jan 21, 2019 José Antonio Ocampo says the main priority at a key OECD meeting this month should be to repudiate transfer pricing.

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