Craig Kennedy: The reality of the transatlantic relationship
Craig Kennedy is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. Prior to joining Hudson, Kennedy served as president of the German Marshall Fund of the United States for 18...
The crisis of the old Western world order
The transience of the contemporary period, characterised by the evolution of the multipolar world order, differs fundamentally from both the now bygone yet long-lived bipolar era and the short...
The Warsaw ministerial on the Middle East: A new dimension of solidarity
On 13-14 February, the ‘Ministerial to Promote a Future of Peace and Security in the Middle East’ conference was held in Warsaw at the initiative of Poland and the...
The Warsaw ministerial on the Middle East: A new dimension of solidarity
On 13-14 February, the ‘Ministerial to Promote a Future of Peace and Security in the Middle East’ conference was held in Warsaw at the...
Is China following Japan’s demographic footsteps?
China is ageing rapidly, sparking widespread concerns that the country may grow old before it becomes rich (fig. 1). Population ageing has often been...
Yet another crisis in the Middle East
The announcement that the US will withdraw troops from Syria, made by President Donald Trump before the New Year, once again brought everyone’s attention...
A recurrence of the 2008-2009 global crisis
The past year, 2018, brought reminders of the global financial crisis, not only through its tenth anniversary but also in material terms. The falls...
Mario López-Roldán: The OECD and ’shaking up globalisation‘
Mario López-Roldán has worked extensively in the field of Euro-Latin American relations and economic development initiatives over the course of his career and is...
The art market as an outlet for wealth accumulation and mobility
Liquid capital circulating around the globe is being channeled into financial markets, real estate, luxuries, and increasingly, the art market, the main focus of...