International Relations
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Chatham House: Reimagining pandemic prevention, preparedness and resilience
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Emma Ross, explored the connection between inequality and pandemics. Panelists discussed how structural inequalities exacerbate pandemic impacts, evidenced by COVID and Ebola. They emphasized the cyclical relationship between inequality and health outcomes, the need for equitable vaccine access, and the importance of trust in governance for effective pandemic preparedness. Continue reading
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Chatham House: How can Sheinbaum’s Mexico coexist peacefully with Trump’s America
This Chatham House meeting is chaired by Dr. Christopher Sabatini from the Latin America programme. Also on the panel are: Vanessa Rubio-Márquez, Dr Pamela Starr and Graham Stock. Mexico has changed a number of his norms over time. Mexico was never supposed to do anything to upset US national Security. Mexico has the oportunity to… Continue reading
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Chatham House: US-Israel war with Iran: What is the impact on Gaza?
This Chatham House meeting is chaired by Dr. Julie Norman, Associate fellow, MENA programme. Also on the panel are: Zizette Darkazally, Aaron David Miller and Dr Brandon Friedman. As the Iran war continues it is apparent that Gaza has ceased to be a priority for the international community. Hamas is not withdrawing and air strikes… Continue reading
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Review: Conflict – The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine by General David Petraeus & Andrew Roberts
General David Petraeus, a respected military leader, co-authors a book with historian Andrew Roberts that analyzes major conflicts since World War II. Covering wars from Korea to Ukraine, it examines military tactics and technological advancements. The book serves as an essential resource for understanding past conflicts and future dangers, invaluable for students and leaders alike. Continue reading
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Review: Belt and Road: A Chinese World Order – by Bruno Maçães
The Belt and Road Initiative, launched by China in 2013, is a transformative foreign policy project aimed at enhancing China’s global influence through trade routes reminiscent of the Silk Road. While it has received mixed responses, particularly from Western nations, it offers countries alternatives to Western hegemony, promoting economic development but also raising geopolitical tensions,… Continue reading
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Chatham House: South Korea rethinks its foreign policy: Is it ditching the US for China?
The Chatham House meeting discusses South Korea’s foreign policy under President Lee Jae-myung, emphasizing a pragmatic approach amid complex global dynamics. Key challenges include managing relationships with the U.S., China, and North Korea. The panel examines how the Lee administration navigates geopolitical tensions and seeks to maintain strong international alliances while adapting to rapid changes. Continue reading
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Chatham House: China’s Struggle for Influence in Central Asia. How is Beijing aiming to reshape the region?
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Annette Bohr, features authors Edward Lemon and Bradley Jardine discussing their book on China’s influence in Central Asia. The conversation encompasses China’s role, historical ties, regional nationalism, and the impact of protests. The complexities of relationships with Russia, the US, and other nations are highlighted, alongside issues of human… Continue reading
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Review: The Oxford History of Modern China – by Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom
The content outlines China’s historical journey from the late Ming dynasty to the modern era under President Xi Jinping. It emphasizes key events such as the Qing dynasty, opium wars, rise of communism, and China’s transformation into a global superpower. The book serves as an accessible introduction to understanding China’s contemporary significance. Continue reading
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Chatham House: How Gen Z is reshaping protest in North Africa
This Chatham House event is chaired by Hayder Al-Shakeri, MENA Programme. On the panel are: Merissa Khurma, CEO AMENA Strategy, Mondher Tounsi, University of Oxford, Nissrine Ait Haji, Entrepreneur and Youth Activist. This is about how Gen Z are shaping protests in North Africa specifically in Morocco and Tunisia. How are these protests reshaping politics?… Continue reading
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Chatham House: One year of Syria’s transition: Progress, challenges and prospects
PHOTO: The new Syrian Government Today’s Chatham House meeting is chaired by Raya Jalabi, Middle East Correspondent, Financial Times. On the panel are: Dr Haid Haid, MENA Programme, Rime Allaf, Syrian writer, formerly Chatham House and Dr Ibrahim Al-Assil, Belfer Center, Harvard University. It is a year since the rapid disintegration of President Assad’s government… Continue reading
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