Reimagining The G7
A lot has changed in the world since the G7 first began in 1973 as an informal gathering in the
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Articles by East-West Center :
Decoding Social Media’s Role In Taliban 2.0 And Its Implications For Afghan Youth – Analysis
By Muhammad Akran, Asim Nasar and Shama Perveen The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan (here- after Taliban 2.0) following
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Drought, Flood, And Rice Security In Central Thailand – Analysis
By Phanwin Yokying and Arunee Promkhambut Rice continues to play a fundamental role in income generation and ensuring food security
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Preserving Indigenous Rights While Protecting The Planet
In a world grappling with escalating climate crises, the way forward can include both modern scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom,
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The Promise And Perils Of AI In The Media
Data and deepfakes. Influencers and elections. Hopes and fears. Those were just a few of the topics explored during the
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From Bandung To Hindutva: How The Palestine Question Shows India’s Alternative Foreign Policy Futures – Analysis
By Dr. Arjun Shankar On January 26, 2024, in the midst of ongoing global protest against Israel’s siege of Gaza,
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Indo-Pacific Outlook For 2024 And Beyond – Analysis
By Suzanne Vares-Lum and Charles E. Morrison While conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine overshadow world events at the onset
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Why North Korean Nuclear Blackmail Is Unlikely – Analysis
By Denny Roy Nuclear-armed North Korea is now expanding and diversifying its arsenal and delivery systems, including the deployment of
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US Trade Policy Options For Pacific Islands States Require Washington’s Political Commitment – OpEd
By Marcus Noland The Pacific Islands have emerged as a zone of contestation in the ongoing rivalry between China and
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What The Compact Impact Fairness Act Means For Compact Host Governments And Migrants – Analysis
By Angelo Paule and Alec Weiker The Biden-Harris Administration’s 2024 Department of the Interior (DOI) budget proposal supports passing the Compact Impact Fairness
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