In the coming year, the United States and its allies will face an increasingly complex and interconnected global security environment marked by the growing specter of great power competition and conflict, while collective and transnational threats against all nations and all actors compete for our attention and our limited resources. …
Read More »Decency in Oz’s Foreign Policy: The Bell Tolls for You
International relations are the work of desperate hope, assailed by brutal lessons. For the society of states, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s monstrous rendezvous with history in Ukraine is a trauma, a test and a teaching moment. Turning Russia into a pariah, Putin demonstrates that force does not always do good. …
Read More »Global Times: China won’t abandon principles to mend US ties: GT investigation
(March 1): A recent survey conducted by the world times showed that most Chinese people do not expect the United States to correct its mistakes and mend its relations with China, and even believe that bilateral relations will continue to deteriorate. Chinese experts on China-US relations have said that after …
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Dublin, 16 Feb. 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The report “Net Zero by 2050 – Industrial Decarbonization Gains Momentum to Fight Climate Change” has been added to from ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. This report highlights the current state and future potential for decarbonizing high-impact industries such as energy and utilities, metals and mining, …
Read More »Emirates News Agency – Emiratis pursuing a career in diplomacy are invited to apply to the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy
ABU DHABI, 13th February, 2022 (WAM) — The Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy (AGDA) today announced the launch of its admission campaign and calls on all aspiring diplomats to apply before the deadline of March 13, 2022. Renowned for its diplomatic capacity development, research and thought leadership initiatives, the Academy has …
Read More »Great Barrington Theft Shame
Small private planes cause a nuisance in Great Barrington, but the FAA won’t do anything about it. (Creative Commons / Wikimedia) To subscribe to The nation Subscribe now for as little as $2 per month! Thank you for registering for The nationweekly newsletter. Thank you for signing up. For more …
Read More »Lapid said he would warn the prime minister that allowing the illegal Evyatar outpost would strain relations with the United States
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid has warned the government that plans to retroactively allow the illegal Evyatar outpost in the West Bank could strain relations with the United States and lead to a backlash from the international community , according to a report by the daily Haaretz. News broke Wednesday morning …
Read More »Building a community of destiny for humanity
The closing meeting of the 4th session of the 13th National People’s Congress is held at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, March 11, 2021. / Xinhua The closing meeting of the 4th session of the 13th National People’s Congress is held at the Great …
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In line with the UAE’s Golden Jubilee celebrations this year, the Emirati Women’s Day celebrations held on August 28 highlighted the remarkable achievements of today’s Emirati woman. Under the theme âWomen: Ambitions and Inspiration for the Next 50 Yearsâ, the event was a tribute to the important contributions that women …
Read More »Feeding the leaders aware of the environment and sustainable development of tomorrow
ENVIRONMENTAL issues such as climate change and even the recent global pandemic have highlighted the need for global cooperation resolution. As such, international relations has become a very relevant discipline. Asia-Pacific University of Technology and Innovation (APU) International Relations Professor Dr Daniel Ruiz De Garibay Ponce stressed that solutions needed …
Read More »Don’t expect Bolsonaro to keep Brazil’s promises at COP26
As the chief steward of the world’s largest rainforest, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been at the center of much of the discussion surrounding the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. But the headlines are about as close as it got at the international gathering. Like a number …
Read More »Climate change: the big test for public and private regulation?
By Bastiaan van der Linden, Associate Professor – CSR, EDHEC Business School Growing concerns about anthropogenic climate change have led to the rapid development of greenhouse gas regulations. A striking feature of these regulations is that they are often promulgated by companies and NGOs, rather than by states. Private regulation …
Read More »What the US can learn from the UK about wind power
EAGLESHAM, Scotland – As President Joe Biden’s administration puts its forces in the service of wind power with plans to develop large-scale wind farms along the entire coastline of the United States, the administration can examine how Europe’s windiest nation is transforming its energy grid by example of how to …
Read More »Biden raised concerns over Russian missile system during meeting with Turkish president
A general view of the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow, Scotland on Sunday October 31, the venue of the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26 to be held in the city. Paul Ellis / AFP / Getty Images As the G20 continues in Rome on Sunday morning, a crucial United …
Read More »One nation or eight? COVID fuels Australia’s shift in power to states
MELBOURNE – Australian states’ strict internal border policies to tackle COVID-19 have at times divided the country into several mini-countries. They have prevented a fully vaccinated Sydney woman from visiting her daughter with cancer in Victoria. They have barred a baby from New South Wales from entering Queensland for a …
Read More »International rules make US-Chinese conflict more likely
Ben Scott is Director of Australian Security and Rules-Based Order Project at the Lowy Institute. Unlike previous great power contests, the competition between the United States and China takes place through and on the content of international rules. The victors of World War I sought to reorganize the world in …
Read More »The right climate for central planning
If there really is a market for ideas, it’s fair to say that central planning hasn’t taken off lately. It’s not hard to see why. The murderous regimes of Stalin and Mao are not good advertisements for the brand, nor for the possible merits of socialism, for that matter. But …
Read More »The next global economic emergency? Growing Debt in the Developing World | Larry Elliott
A global pandemic. Rising inflation. The threat posed by climate change. Global policymakers have plenty to deal with without adding a developing country debt crisis to their list of problems. It is a real possibility. Both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have used their annual meetings to …
Read More »Key to Biden’s climate agenda would like to be removed because of Manchin
Democratic presidents have tried but failed to enact climate change legislation since the Clinton administration. In a year of record-breaking and deadly droughts, wildfires, storms and floods that scientists say are made worse by climate change, Democrats finally hoped to garner enough political support to pass legislation strong climate, even …
Read More »Eurasian Women’s Forum focuses on important issues of the women’s world
The Anthropocene has sparked intense and ongoing debate over the past decade. From seemingly diverse disciplines such as climatology, geology, philosophy and the visual arts, researchers set out to reflect on the new epoch of the Anthropocene. This means pursuing various avenues of measurement, criticism, and reflection on the origins …
Read More »Bishop Welby: The Church is synodal when it walks together, serves and not dominates
As Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury travels to Rome for a series of meetings with Pope Francis and other religious leaders, the Anglican Communion leader sits down with Vatican News to discuss topics ranging from ecumenical efforts to climate change to the synodality and hope for a joint visit to …
Read More »DU’s Ram Lal Anand College to offer new science and environmental communication course
Ram Lal Anand College (RLA) at the University of Delhi will soon be launching a certificate course titled “Essential Skills in Science and Environmental Communication” for DU students. The course will be interdisciplinary and open to all students, regardless of the field, without “no registration or course fees”. “There is …
Read More »Sino-US competition must not lead to conflict – world
[Photo/Xinhua] With the United States and China being the world’s two largest economies, their relationship is of global significance, with a major impact on the prospects of Chinese and American multinational enterprises and on the global economy as well as on the effectiveness of global governance. . In the face …
Read More »Oil states brace for Biden methane rule
The Biden administration is set to launch a major crackdown on oil and gas methane emissions in the coming weeks, but concerns are emerging about how the rule could affect small operators and to what extent the country’s major oil and gas-producing states could fight the plan. . Smaller oil …
Read More »UAE cabinet reshuffle: meet the new ministers – news
Some of them are sitting in Cabinet for the first time, while others are taking on new roles. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai, announced on Saturday the formation of a new United Arab …
Read More »National T&T appointed pro Vice-Chancellor for Global Affairs at UWI
Dr Stacy Richards-Kennedy has been appointed Acting Vice-Chancellor for Global Affairs at the University of the West Indies (UWI). She assumed leadership of the regional university’s global engagement portfolio effective August 1. The two-year appointment will see Dr. Richards-Kennedy leading the coordination of internationalization and strategic global initiatives through the …
Read More »Wake up and smell the coffee … made in the USA
NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (Reuters) – Farmer David Armstrong recently finished planting what is possibly the most difficult crop his family has ever grown since his ancestors started growing in 1865 – 20,000 coffee trees. Except Armstrong isn’t in the tropics of Central America – he’s in Ventura, California, just …
Read More »MOFA Welcomes Inclusion of Taiwan in Joint Communication on EU Indo-Pacific Strategy
After more than 200 million infections and more than 4 million deaths, the COVID-19 pandemic has raged across the world. This has created a deeply devastating socio-economic impact on our interconnected world, with virtually no country spared. The pandemic has disrupted global trade, exacerbated poverty, hampered education and compromised gender …
Read More »Angela Merkel, Queen of Europe, retires from politics
Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size It’s the evening of November 16, 2016, and Barack Obama and Angela Merkel have just sat down for a private dinner inside Berlin’s chic Adlon Hotel – the place where Michael Jackson once hung his nine-month-old son. on a fourth floor balcony. …
Read More »Geology program to tell the story of the earth | News, Sports, Jobs
Geology is the study of the earth, its lands and its rocks, in an attempt to unravel the mysteries of the birth of it all. A special program on the landscapes of Iowa, and in particular the landforms of Marshall County, will be presented by Phil Kerr, who grew up …
Read More »Blaine, Bidets and Tim McGraw: The nine most interesting responses to a recent MinnPost poll
In most political polls, voters are asked to answer questions with only a few potential answers: Do they approve of the work done by an incumbent governor, for example? Yes, no, without notice. But a recent survey conducted by Change Research for MinnPost included something else: open ended questions. Respondents …
Read More »RC44 Asia-Pacific Conference 2022
Appointment: June 27-29, 2022Place: Online via Zoom Call for Papers The call for contributions is now open. If you would like to join us, please submit your article summary (150 words) or panel proposal (X words) here before November 30, 2021. About the conference The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the …
Read More »Respond to growing pressure from investors and stakeholders
Northampton, MA –News Direct– Schneider Electric Action on sustainability is not enough – it must be communicated proactively to satisfy pressures from investors, employees and competitors. Schneider Electric, leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, today announced its communications service, a strategic addition to the existing range …
Read More »Emirates News Agency – United States is UAE’s “most important and long-lasting strategic partner”: Dr Anwar Gargash
WASHINGTON, DC, July 18, 2021 (WAM) – At the end of a week-long visit to Washington, DC, Dr Anwar Gargash, diplomatic adviser to President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, called the relationship UAE-US as strong as it has ever been and noted that the US is the …
Read More »The think tanks of WA’s most prestigious universities are eroding
Governments may not always want to hear such things, but young people clearly do. Mark Beeson is Professor of International Politics at the University of Western Australia. Before joining UWA in early 2015, he was Professor of International Relations at Murdoch University. Enrollment in the field I work in – …
Read More »No soil. No growing seasons. Just add water and technology.
MOREHEAD, Ky. – In this pretty town on the edge of coal country, a high-tech greenhouse so large it could cover 50 football fields glows with the pinks and yellows of 30,600 LEDs and high-pressure sodium lamps . Indoors, without a teaspoon of soil, nearly 3 million pounds of beefsteak …
Read More »China shows no military threat to Europe (MEP)
China Europe Photo: IC Editor’s Note: âChina has shown no military hostility towards the EU. Most Europeans see China as a necessary ally or partner. The EU spends more on militarization than China. Where is the proof that China is the aggressor? This was recently tweeted by Clare Daly (Daly), …
Read More »Fact Check: Republican Rodney Davis Mistakes Claim for ‘Cleanest’ Coal Plant in Prairie State
As the Republican dropped the name of U.S. Representative Rodney Davis as the next potential rival to run against Gov. JB Pritzker, the congressman was in southern Illinois to visit a coal-fired power plant that could be shut down if the governor was successful. Davis used the visit to criticize …
Read More »Charity Digital – Themes – How digital mapping is transforming charitable collaboration
Charities are increasingly turning to digital mapping to work together. Their goal is to improve information sharing and target communities that need support the most. Digital collaborative map charities can respond quickly and effectively to emergencies and tackle emerging trends in local areas, such as isolation and food poverty. The …
Read More »The world powers are placing their bids on the green future, but is it enough?
President Joe Biden’s US employment plan includes substantial spending on infrastructure and … [+] creation of many green jobs. Getty Images There is growing global competition for leadership in the growing field of sustainable climate technologies, with different approaches in different regions. The names are different, but they all aim …
Read More »Why ESG semantics need to be clearer
Shutterstock / metamorworks There are approximately 6,500 languages ââspoken every day in the world. Of these, English has the most words. It won’t surprise you if you’ve ever read about the investment industry, where it sometimes seems like there are 10 names for a topic. Ethical investing is undoubtedly one …
Read More »Governor Tony Evers announces his candidacy for 2022 re-election at state convention | Local government
Governor Tony Evers speaks at the Democratic Party’s virtual convention on Saturday. Riley Vetterkind, State Journal Riley Vetterkind | Wisconsin State Journal In an expected move, Gov. Tony Evers announced his candidacy for re-election at his party’s annual virtual convention on Saturday, officially kicking off a gubernatorial race that will …
Read More »China is not fit to lead the world order, where is India?
Stronger convergence in the Indo-American partnership will need to be built in order to maneuver the strategic interests of like-minded countries to create a stronger deterrent against China’s patterns of behavior that prove detrimental to peace and stability. global. The deadly pandemic engulfed the rest of the world in general …
Read More »Development partnerships for ecosystem restoration: a new challenge on World Environment Day
The world is torn apart by the pandemic; the threat of global warming and climate change looms on the horizon; developing economies are slowing down; unemployment is on the rise; inequalities peak; social cohesion breaks down; and world peace is at stake as the political views of individuals in social …
Read More »Alarm over secret court system in UK-Australia trade deal | Exchange policy
A free trade agreement between the UK and Australia is underway to include a controversial system of secret courts that will allow companies to seek compensation if their profits are affected by government policies. In a move that alarmed unions and anti-poverty activists, Trade Minister Greg Hands said UK negotiators …
Read More »“ Don’t be optimistic about climate change ”
“Look,” said Jerry Brown Holyrood. “Don’t be optimistic.” The 83-year-old former governor of California refers to a book, published last year, written by Toby Ord, philosopher and senior researcher at the University of Oxford, happily titled The precipice: the existential risk and the future of humanity. We have only a …
Read More »New Imperial Partnership to Explore Science Communication in Poland and UK
Imperial will collaborate with four leading universities in Poland to improve science communication in both countries. The aim is to create better bridges between scientific researchers, the public and decision-makers in order to help shape political and societal attitudes in areas such as climate change and pandemics. The collaboration kicked …
Read More »Joe Biden faces many challenges in the evolution of foreign policy
One of my favorite quotes is from former Secretary of State James Baker, who wryly observed that âforeign policy is like your plumbing; you don’t think about it until something goes wrong and that’s all you think about! This truism is again evident with missiles flying between Gaza and Israel, …
Read More »A pitch for sports diplomacy
By Tommy Goodman Two years ago, in a private restaurant (“paladar”) in Havana, owner Julio noticed the baseball equipment worn by our group in the United States. Caribbean Education and Baseball Foundation (CEBF) and energetically launched an invitation to play ball with its staff in a “palatal league”. And just …
Read More »What does green hydrogen mean for international relations?
As world leaders promise a sharper pivot to a carbon-free future, an old answer resurfaces to a trillion-dollar question: where will we find energy when the sun isn’t shining and the wind isn’t blowing. not? Put aside giant batteries, nuclear fission, natural gas, and pumped hydroelectricity for now. The future …
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