Mohit Anand is a professor of international business and strategy at EMLYON Business School in France. The G20 summit that concluded in Bali last month provided the world’s major economies with a platform to hear and be heard on global issues. The main objective of the G20 has always been to recognize the importance of …
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Press play to listen to this article Expressed by artificial intelligence. BERLIN — Threatened by a new package of U.S. subsidies that could hammer European industry, Germany is backtracking on its longstanding objections to programs such as France’s “Buy European Act” that would lay down provisions on buying goods locally. Berlin’s growing sympathy for the …
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For students who want to make a difference, public policy offers great options. | Photo credit: Getty Images/iStockPhoto PPublic policy is quickly becoming a buzzword at liberal arts colleges. This means working on broad-based policy formulation that promotes social good and working closely with government to analyze, plan and implement relevant policies in areas such …
Press play to listen to this article LONDON — Rishi Sunak knows he wants friends on the world stage. But to do so, he will have to explain what kind of friendship he offers. Britain’s new prime minister will arrive in Bali, Indonesia, for the G20 summit on Monday afternoon, where observers expect him to …
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Ivo Daalder, former US ambassador to NATO, is chairman of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and host of the weekly “World Review with Ivo Daalder” podcast. As I spent the past week in Brussels, Berlin and London, meeting with officials from the European Union, NATO and other governments, I was struck by widespread anxiety …
Sławomir Dębski is director of the Polish Institute of International Affairs and a Polish historian. For the past five decades, Germany’s elected officials have knelt before monuments erected to commemorate the unspoken brutality of World War II, delivering speeches that underscore “their historic responsibility” and the need for reconciliation. One would expect these innumerable mea …
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Lucas Schramm is a political science researcher at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. The European Council recently confirmed that little, if anything, in the European Union moves between France and Germany without consent. The Franco-German controversies have been at the heart of the energy issue for weeks. But it is not uncommon for these two …
