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Taking action against corruption in Nigeria
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Tensions in Tigray could spark war between Ethiopia and Eritrea – disaster must be avoided
Ethiopia’s ambition to secure Red Sea access, Eritrea’s interference in Ethiopia’s internal affairs and a power struggle in ...
Chatham House1dOpinion
The EU must enable its defence industry to boost capabilities and reduce dependence on US systems
As the EU publishes a new white paper on reforming defence, there are clear priorities to make Europe a stand-alone military ...
Chatham House1dOpinion
Putin’s negotiation strategy is predictable: move slowly, keep Trump interested, and reset expectations
If Donald Trump believed he could persuade Vladimir Putin to sign up to a comprehensive ceasefire in Ukraine, he is learning ...
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Asia Pacific programme hosts event on Japanese foreign policy during the second Trump administration
The event, the second in a series held at Japan House in London, discussed the impact of President Trump’s new administration ...
Chatham House2dOpinion
New US attacks on the Houthis will not bring Iran to the negotiating table – but could provoke worse violence
The Houthis are the one member of the Axis of Resistance that grew stronger over the last year. But airstrikes will not deter ...
Chatham House3dOpinion
Trump may not listen, but the US should cooperate with the EU on Ukraine’s minerals
Washington wants to secure Ukraine’s valuable raw materials in a headline-grabbing deal, but a joint partnership with the EU ...
Chatham House13dOpinion
Egypt’s plan for Gaza may have thwarted Trump’s ‘riviera’ for now. But its loopholes need to be fixed
Egypt has finally presented its ‘day after’ plan to rebuild Gaza. It is deeper, more detailed, and far more realistic than ...
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The Chinese foreign minister’s press conference showed Beijing is still reticent about its role as a global leader
Beijing still intends to oppose Washington by presenting itself as a source of stability and a champion of the Global South.
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Syria needs security – can Al-Sharaa build a united army to provide it?
Interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa has said that bringing together former rebels, ex-regime soldiers and Kurdish forces into a ...
Chatham House10dOpinion
Why Milei’s chainsaw economics won’t cut it in Washington
The Argentinian president’s radical programme has support from Elon Musk among others – but its success has come at a high ...
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China’s ‘two sessions’: What did we learn about the Chinese economy?
With China’s large trade surplus likely to remain intact and the Trump administration aiming to turn the US trade deficit ...