What does the future hold for global economic order?

Our Global Economic Scenarios program explores the potential architectures of global economic order, drawing from data-driven insights captured through global projections and trends analysis.

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Millions are at risk as a result of Sudan’s devastating civil war. Has the world forgotten Sudan?

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Ray Takeyh writes about the serious risk of escalation to more direct attacks between Iran and Israel and how it might be possible to de-escalate the tensions: on.cfr.org/3UjV1ga

Considering that the potential damage to undersea cables can affect all countries, a larger global multilateral effort should also be undertaken, even though multilateral efforts are increasingly threatened by rising great power competition, Raji Pillai, PhD she/ her or-f.org/25449

How did Russia’s war in Ukraine begin and what does it mean for global affairs? Michael Kimmage sits down with James M. Lindsay to provide a historical arc of understanding to the conflict: on.cfr.org/3xqQgYX

In a world order characterised by #multipolar competition, evolving insurgent tactics may increasingly involve overt proximity between #militant actors and their state backers, says Archishman Goswami or-f.org/25675

This month marks 30 years since the beginning of the Rwandan genocide. Council on Foreign Relations’s Why It Matters speaks with international law expert David Scheffer and Rwandan genocide survivor Claude Gatebuke to understand why the world largely declined to intervene: on.cfr.org/4aQQ7fI

Gaza Needs #Humanitarian Assistance Now as Famine Sets In. Read more about what is being done in this #RSIS Commentary by Senior Fellow Alistair D. B. Cook. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

China and Russia agreed to more actively pursue the convergence of their interests at a high-level meeting yesterday. Guan Guihai of IISS_PKU examines where Chinese and Russian views converge, diverge, and what the war reveals about their relationship: on.cfr.org/3vBq1ic

To what extent can the #EU exert normative pressure on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ( #ASEAN ) and the Economic Community of the West African States ( #ECOWAS )?

Learn more in this #IAIPaper by Natthanan Kunnamas 🇺🇦 & Bernardo Venturi ➡️ iai.it/en/node/18287

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What does the future hold for the global economic order? CIGI’s new Global Economic Scenarios explores how demographic change, innovation, geopolitical transitions, and vulnerability to shocks will influence future frameworks: on.cfr.org/49AvbZn

ISS Today > Lake Chad Basin states can sever terrorism’s lifeline – its financing

Disrupting the financing and local economies of violence is crucial to defeating terrorist groups. ow.ly/nTOn50Rbboc

Without US leadership, cooperation between Ukraine’s European allies looks at risk. Now is the time for UK leadership in Europe, writes Dr Samir Puri.
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What is the state of the conflict in the Gaza Strip after six months of war? Steven A. Cook sits down with James M. Lindsay for The President’s Inbox to discuss prospects for an end to the fighting and tensions in U.S.-Israeli ties: on.cfr.org/43StnK1

A clear vision of #India ’s interests both as a state and the role it intends to play on an #international scale will be need of the hour. Developing this vision will be a more complicated endeavour than many would expect, urges Kabir Taneja or-f.org/25168

#Azerbaijan ’s takeover of Nagorno-Karabakh could help it to as its way forward to (re)launching the Zangezur corridor. , This it could have far-reaching consequences for the #geopolitics in the #Caucasus region, Saba Ameer (sabine) or-f.org/25505

Views on the Russia-Ukraine war vary around the world. Guan Guihai of IISS_PKU analyzes where Chinese and Russian views converge, diverge, and what the war reveals about the future of the China-Russia relationship: on.cfr.org/3xyVK3R

Beneath the ocean surface, the stakes are getting higher across the domains of climate, economy and geopolitics. chathamhouse.org/2024/02/how-uk…

The world’s largest democracy is set to begin voting on April 19. What would a third term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi mean for India? Manjari Chatterjee Miller explores in this Council on Foreign Relations In Brief: on.cfr.org/43HOX49