The Philippines’ Chinese Invaders
warn that the reconstruction plan for war-torn Marawi City could fan the flames of Islamic radicalism again.
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An Assault on India’s Institutions
accuses the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party of undermining the pillars of the country's democratic system.
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Is Multilateralism Finished?
wonders if broad-based trade and security arrangements are compatible with a multipolar world.
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Europe Must Confront America’s Extraterritorial Sanctions
urges the EU to fight the Trump administration's efforts to block non-US firms from doing business with Iran.
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Down with the Czar Putin
thinks the protests in Russia accompanying the president's fourth inauguration foreshadow wider turmoil.
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The Known Unknowns of US Sanctions Against Iran
argues that financial markets could be wrong about the impact on oil prices – at least in the short term.
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How Universities Can Soften the Brexit Blow
thinks the UK's world-class institutions of higher education could contribute more to productivity growth.
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Performance-Based Pensions for Politicians
proposes a way to make elected leaders pay for short-sighted or otherwise damaging policy decisions.
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A Blueprint to Save the Iran Deal
explains how the European Union can uphold nuclear nonproliferation and stability in the Middle East.
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Germany’s Great European Heist
turn German complaints about economic free riding in the EU against the country's own free riding on defense.
