Pandemic worsens challenges of fragile states in Middle East and Central Asia, IMF says Massoud A Derhally, The National | Coronavirus has led to remittances declining by as much as 25% in some countries during the first half...
Team Biden Should Start With an Asia Pivot 2.0 Foreign Policy | The recent meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue in Tokyo revealed many of the dilemmas the United States faces...
Trump, Biden and the World Washington Post | A presidential election in the United States is an international event. For decades, the question of who occupies the W...
The pandemic has caused the world’s economies to diverge The Economist | As recovery from COVID-19 takes place, huge gaps between the performance of countries are opening up—which could yet reca...
EU seeks to boost eurozone with green bond program Pensions & Investments| The European Union wants to lift the GDP of the eurozone economy by 3% by 2027 through borrowing under a new gree...
Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, Recent Developments CFR | In late September 2020, heavy fighting broke out along the border—the most serious escalation since 2016. More than one hundred sol...
Indian government sets up a panel to screen all Chinese foreign investment proposals Kirtika Suneja and Deepshikha Sikarwar, The Economic Times | India has set up a screening panel to vet all Chinese foreign investment pro...
As the Election Looms, Investors See Uncertainty. They Don’t Like It. The New York Times | The stock market has been on a tear for much of 2020, but there is now more volatility as investors worry about the ...
Trump administration is stepping up scrutiny of past Chinese tech investments Washington Post | After TikTok, the federal government is stepping up its scrutiny of past Chinese investments in U.S. tech start-ups, se...
Fighting Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Risks Drawing in Bigger Powers Andrew E. Kramer, The New York Times | Escalation on both sides suggests that an extended conflict may ensue in Nagorno-Karabakh, increas...
