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Russia’s economic dilemmas give Trump important leverage in negotiations on Ukraine. But will he use it?
Putin’s government considers inflation an existential threat. But Trump’s preoccupation with China may prevent the US ...
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The biggest economic risk from Donald Trump’s presidency is a loss of confidence in US governance
Trump’s economic policies may prove surprisingly benign in the short term. But steps that undermine domestic US institutions ...
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A rapid ceasefire in Ukraine could lead Donald Trump into a Russian trap
A ceasefire that leaves Ukraine unprotected would only provide a pause before a wider war. Washington and Kyiv must agree ...
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In conversation with Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani, Prime Minister of Iraq
As Iraq braces for a turbulent 2025, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani addresses the current state of affairs and share ...
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Jimmy Carter remembered
Experts from across Chatham House look at the key challenges and achievements of the 39th president of the United States.
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How can Europe be safer together?
Former President of Finland, Sauli Niinistö, and other experts outline how the EU should respond to meet the security threats ...
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With Trump’s inauguration, the EU and Turkey must finally get serious about security cooperation
Trump’s commitment to NATO is questionable. The EU cannot hope to deter Russia effectively without closer cooperation with ...
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In conversation with Jon Finer, US Principal Deputy National Security Advisor
Jon Finer joins Chatham House to look back at the administration’s national security record and key considerations in 2025.
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As the UK government seeks greater engagement with China, a clearer strategy is crucial – and long overdue
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves heads to China this week to meet with Vice-premier He Lifeng and relaunch previously annual talks known as the UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue, the last of which ...