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      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | November 18 – December 2
      Dec05

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | November 18 – December 2

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | November 18 – December 2 Rachel Moltz Mon, 12/05/2022 – 13:15 Industrial Policy & International Security Ukraine war: Russia demands annexations recognised before talks | BBC The Kremlin has indicated that Russia is open to negotiations but no mutually acceptable terms have been...

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | November 11 – 18
      Dec05

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | November 11 – 18

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | November 11 – 18 Rachel Moltz Mon, 12/05/2022 – 13:03 Industrial Policy & International Security Poland will not invite Ukraine to co-host missile strike investigation | Defense News Polish authorities believe the fatal missile strike this week was likely caused by Ukrainian air...

      After the Review Conference: The NPT Remains Robust
      Dec05

      After the Review Conference: The NPT Remains Robust

      Originally scheduled for 2020, the 10th Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) had to be deferred four times. It was not until August 2022 that the 191 NPT states finally met. At least since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, observers had expected that the delegates would be unable to agree on a Final...

      Articles On: Nuclear, Western Infrastructure, Indian Border, Taiwan, and Pacific Air Posture
      Dec05

      Articles On: Nuclear, Western Infrastructure, Indian Border, Taiwan, and Pacific Air Posture

      Articles On: Nuclear, Western Infrastructure, Indian Border, Taiwan, and Pacific Air Posture LeAnn Sun, 12/04/2022 – 04:00 Pentagon: China to more than triple its nuclear arsenal by 2035 by Lara Seligman via Politico on November 29, 2022 China boosts efforts to control Western infrastructure, key industries – NATO by Sabine Siebold and...

      Offene strategische Autonomie der EU im Bereich Arzneimittel
      Dec05

      Offene strategische Autonomie der EU im Bereich Arzneimittel

      Die Covid-19-Pandemie und der Ukrainekrieg haben die Abhängigkeit der Europäischen Union (EU) von einzelnen Handelspartnern deutlich gemacht. Eine der Aufgaben der 2021 von der Kommission neu eingerichteten Generaldirektion für Krisenvorsorge und -reaktion bei gesundheitlichen Notlagen (HERA) soll es daher sein, zur »offenen strategischen...

      The IMF needs to step up to keep Ukraine afloat in 2023
      Dec05

      The IMF needs to step up to keep Ukraine afloat in 2023

      The post The IMF needs to step up to keep Ukraine afloat in 2023 appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Problematic German military support for Ukraine. 281st day of the war
      Dec03

      Problematic German military support for Ukraine. 281st day of the war

      Russian troops captured the central section of the Ukrainian defences west of the Bakhmut–Horlivka road and railway line and approached Siversk from the north and south-east. Without success, the Russians were to press south and east of Bakhmut, west of Horlivka and north of Avdiivka. In an arc west of Donetsk, the aggressor forces were to reach...

      A Resilient Europe in Uncharted Waters
      Dec02

      A Resilient Europe in Uncharted Waters

      The future of Europe and of the European Union is at stake. This watershed moment of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought urgency in addressing numerous challenges. Does Europe want to be a bystander in a radically shifting global landscape? Is it responding robustly enough to the threats to the democratic liberal order both internally and...

      What Next for Ukraine’s Formerly Pro-Russian Regions?
      Dec02

      What Next for Ukraine’s Formerly Pro-Russian Regions?

      No matter how the war in Ukraine ends, it’s very difficult to imagine the reemergence of pro-Russian political parties there, leaving a political void in the country’s southeast. …read more Source:: Carnegie Endowment for International...

      What Climate Debt Does the North Owe the South?
      Dec02

      What Climate Debt Does the North Owe the South?

      To keep the planet from overheating, there’s just so much more carbon that humans can pump into the atmosphere. From the onset of the Industrial Revolution until today, humanity has used up approximately 83 percent of its “carbon budget”—the amount of carbon the atmosphere can absorb and not exceed the Paris climate agreement’s...