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  1. Jiwoh Abdulai is Minister of Environment and Climate Change of Sierra Leone.

  2. Daouii Abouchere is Director of Sustainable Investment at Wellington Management.

  3. Ann Aerts is Head of the Novartis Foundation.

  4. Jiniya Afroze

    Jiniya Afroze

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    Jiniya Afroze is Country Coordinator for Bangladesh at the Child Labour: Action-Research-Innovation in South and South-Eastern Asia (CLARISSA) consortium.

  5. Thani Ahmed Al Zeyoudi is the United Arab Emirates' Minister of Climate Change and Environment.

  6. Mai Salem Al-Kailah is Minister of Health for Palestine.

  7. Omran Al-Kuwari is CEO of the Qatar Foundation International.

  8. Rania A. Al-Mashat is Minister of International Cooperation of Egypt.

  9. Jeremy Allare is Co-Founder, CEO, and Chairman of Circle.

  10. Danielle Allen is a political theorist and classicist. She is the James Bryant Conant University Professor at Harvard University, and the author of many popular books, including Cuz: The Life and Times of Michael A.

  11. Galit Alter

    Galit Alter

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    Galit Alter is a professor at Harvard Medical School and the Ragon Institute.

  12. Ed Araral

    Ed Araral

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    Ed Araral is an associate professor at the National University of Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

  13. Yann Arthus-Bertrand is an environmentalist and photographer.

  14. Samira Asma is Assistant Director-General for the Data, Analytics, and Delivery for Impact Division at the World Health Organization.

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    Can Europe Create an Innovation Economy?

    Philippe Aghion, et al. explain what EU member states must do to stop falling further behind the United States economically.
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    Trump’s Proposed Tariffs Are a Gift to the Rich

    Simon Johnson cites research showing that middle-class US households would foot the bill.
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    Building a Buffer Against Food-Price Shocks

    Isabella M. Weber, et al. urge Brazil and South Africa, as successive G20 presidents, to devise a new stabilization playbook.
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    Nothing New on the Middle Eastern Front

    Slavoj Žižek sees developments in the year since October 7, 2023, as the logical realization of long-standing potentialities.
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    Trump’s Tariffs Are an Opportunity for Harris

    Harold James urges the Democratic presidential candidate to reject the new consensus against free trade.
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    A Dangerous Dance for Israel and Iran

    Abbas Milani sees both countries walking a tightrope to maintain deterrence without provoking a full-blown war.
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    The Bloody Path of Alberto Fujimori’s Neoliberalism

    Antara Haldar assesses the former Peruvian president’s legacy of free-market reform and death-squad dictatorship.
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    The Middle East’s Deadly Dream Palaces

    Shlomo Ben-Ami traces the delusions of Arab, Iranian, and Israeli leaders that have kept the region mired in violence.
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    Making Sense of Russia’s War Economy

    Konstantin Sonin

    Despite the apparent resilience of Russia's economy, Vladimir Putin’s full-scale war against Ukraine comes at a high economic cost. Not only does it require today’s Russians to live a worse life than they otherwise would have done; it also condemns future generations to the same.

    explains the apparent resilience of growth and employment in the face of increasingly tight sanctions.

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