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carnegieendowment.org

Understanding and shaping the links between the local and global is a matter of storytelling.

quincyinst.org

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russiancouncil.ru

To any ordinary American citizen, it’s well known that government spending is spiraling out of control. The U.S. budget deficit now exceeds $23 trillion — with $1.109 trillion being added to the deficit in the fiscal year of 2019, and another $1.103 trillion projected to be added in 2020. Recently, on December 20th of last year, President Donald Trump signed into existence the huge 2,300-page general bill that includes two spending packages that approximate to $1.4 trillion. The bill received mostly bipartisan support and was lauded as a compromise on both sides. The American government should continue to stand strong with its allies and be an advocate of human rights, but they need to reevaluate the ways in which they do that. The U.S. needs to look at and approach international issues from a cost-benefit perspective. It’s time for a change in the establishment. There are valid questions to be asked about how, where, and why foreign aid is appropriated. These are questions of accountability. The status quo in the American government has gone on long enough, unimpeded, serving foreign interests with little benefit to the American public. The U.S. involvement in Ukraine and Afghanistan are just two instances at different scales that demonstrate this reality seen around the world. President Trump needs to critically assess foreign aid distribution, orient and repurpose the aid to specific points of interest that directly help the U.S.; imagine how much could be accomplished with respect to healthcare, education, and infrastructure if the U.S. started investing in itself more. Moreover, the U.S. would be better equipped to address more pertinent national security problems such as securing the border. President Trump would be addressing policy issues for the left, right, and everybody in between by confronting topics that are owned by his political opponents running for the Democratic nomination. If Trump wants to help solidify his chances at reelection, he should ta

levada.ru

The “Russian Public Opinion - 2024” is an English version of the Levada-Center’s Yearbook that presents the results of public opinion surveys in 2024 in comparison with the data for previous years. Some questions have long-term trend. The free electronic copy of the book in English (2024) is available now.

cer.eu

EU governments should curb energy subsidies and raise support for clean energy investment. The EU should expand common borrowing to fund green investment: this would accelerate the energy transition.

globalpolicy.org

Dieses Briefing analysiert die politischen und strukturellen Ursachen der mangelnden Fortschritte bei der Umsetzung der SDGs und diskutiert verschiedene Optionen für eine wirkungsvolle „Beyond 2030 Agenda“, von Fragen der Entwicklungsfinanzierung und internationalen Kooperation bis hin zu einer grundsätzlichen Debatte über das bisherige Verständnis von Entwicklungspolitik. Es ist das letzte Briefing unseres ehemaligen Direktors Jens Martens, dass wir in dankbarer Erinnerung an sein langjähriges Engagement für globale Gerechtigkeit und nachhaltige Entwicklung veröffentlichen.

iai.it

A stronger European pillar within NATO is becoming indispensable to deter Russia and preserve the credibility of the Alliance amid gradual US disengagement and increasingly transactional transatlantic relations.Trump-era decoupling of US and European security is accelerating intra-European debates on burden-sh

fpif.org

Even Italy is filing for divorce.

eiti.org

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