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What Turkey Wants in Iran

ISTANBUL – In times of upheaval, it is up to political leaders to make the critical decisions needed to defend their countries’ interests. Those decisions are often shaped by an institutional sense of history. This is certainly true for Turkey today, as it confronts the likely ramifications of the US-Israeli

Magical Thinking Won’t Make Europe an AI Power

At a time when major powers are pursuing aggressive industrial policies, the EU cannot afford to remain on the sidelines.

A New Iranian Revolution?

But regimes born of revolutions have more in common than how they end. The first generation embodies the revolutionary spirit

Development Is Hard Power

Understood in these terms, international development is not just a form of “soft power” (exerting influence through persuasion and attraction).

Nepal’s Cooperatives at Risk: Legal Concerns over RSP’s Policy

These allegations are part of ongoing legal proceedings, with multiple bail orders issued as courts examine the evidence. Lamichhane has

Investment Opportunities in Nepal are Expanding: Says Dhakal

Kathmandu: It is a great pleasure for me to be here in New Delhi at the 2nd Indo-Nepal Trade Festival

Global Cooperation in a Time of Geopolitical Disruption

New cooperative frameworks that deliver on critical but often competing goals – such as energy justice and energy security; both

The main challenges of democracy are corruption, the dominance of…

The main challenges confronting our democracy are corruption, the domination of resources by a limited class of people and impunity.

Climate Risk and Political Commitment

A party manifesto is also a social contract. Voters must look for action-oriented plans within it. Political parties must acknowledge

Financing the Global South’s Infrastructure Boom

India’s experience offers a cautionary tale. Without institutional capacity and financial depth, PPPs can backfire, creating a vicious spiral of