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Why Peace in Ukraine Wouldn’t Derail Russia’s Economy

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Many economists argue that Russian President Vladimir Putin cannot “afford” peace with Ukraine, because Russia’s economy would collapse as a result. This is not the case.

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Vladislav Inozemtsev
Dmitry Nekrasov
IPQ
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Dubai: Harbinger of a Post-Western World

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The metropolis of Dubai already shows what a post-Western world will look like. However, it only functions because it is based on the remnants of the liberal world order.

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Lukas Paul Schmelter
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Essay
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Remaking the World Order Requires Thinking Outside the Box

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The post-1945 global order was less stable than it now appears. It is therefore hardly surprising that it is changing and needs to be rebuilt. To last, it will need to be anchored in values again.

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Daniel J. Sargent
IPQ
Cover Section
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Red Lines and Retaliation: The EU’s Response to Trump’s Tariffs

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The EU’s cautious reaction to Donald Trump’s trade wars has served it relatively well. Now, however, is the time to switch to a tougher approach, backed up by an internal agreement on sharing the possible costs.

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Etienne Höra
Arthur Leichthammer
IPQ
Quarterly Concerns
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Canada’s Delicate Balancing Act

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is faced with the difficult task of trying to both placate the mercurial US President Donald Trump while simultaneously engineering a shift away from Canada’s biggest trading partner.

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Doug Saunders
IPQ
The Wider View
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Global Governance Without America

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The United States is retreating from efforts to address global problems collectively, removing huge resources and expertise. While the short-term consequences are dire, the process needs to be seen as part of a grand global rebalancing.

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Samir Puri
IPQ
Cover Section
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Tusk’s Foreign Policy Agenda Is Under Threat

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The narrow presidential election win of Karol Nawrocki has made to the task of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk much harder. Still, there is a chance for a continued Polish leadership role in Europe.

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Piotr Buras
IPQ
Warsaw Memo
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Who You Call When You Call Europe

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Germany’s new chancellor, Friedrich Merz are Europe’s anchors. Can they put together a new EU budget in the face of Trump and populism?

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Rebecca Christie
IPQ
Brussels Briefing
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The Death of American Soft Power: An Inside View

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The attempted dismantling of the United States Institute of Peace and other organizations is indicative of the Trump administration’s narrow foreign policy conception.

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Gordon Peake
IPQ
Cover Section
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Merz’ Improvised “Dirty Work” Foreign Policy Raises Eyebrows

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The German chancellor appeared to have no qualms about Donald Trump entering the war against Iran at Israel’s side in order to destroy the Iranian nuclear program. It remains unclear what follows from that.

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Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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China’s Trump Playbook Pays Off, For Now

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Despite the impact of US tariffs, China is getting closer to its goal of becoming a global power and reducing the hold that the West has over the rules-based international order.

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Helena Legarda
IPQ
Indo-Pacific Watch
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