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The Inexhaustible Mario Vargas Llosa | by Enrique Krauze - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Enrique Krauze

There was a stoic soldier in Mario Vargas Llosa’s soul – always ready to respond to evil with imagination, irony, humor, intelligence, and an inexhaustible moral combativeness. Over many decades of publishing fiction and nonfiction, the great Peruvian author gave us more than we ever could have asked for.
How Should Africa Respond to Foreign-Aid Cuts? | by Ifeanyi M. Nsofor - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Ifeanyi Nsofor

The current wave of aid cuts in the United States and Europe, along with the resulting financial crisis, should serve as a wake-up call. In response, African countries must take charge of their futures, in part by realizing the potential of foreign remittances to build resilient and self-sufficient health systems.
The US Must Change Course on Myanmar | by Brahma Chellaney - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Brahma Chellaney

Since the Myanmar military’s overthrow of a civilian government in 2021, the US has taken a punitive approach to the country, emphasizing broad-based sanctions and aid to rebel groups. But far from promoting a democratic transition, this approach has perpetuated violence and suffering, while strengthening China's strategic foothold. NEW DELHI – Myanmar needs help.
Up Against Trump’s Tariff Wall | by Ian Bremmer - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Ian Bremmer

Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on all goods imports confirm that he is committed to “liberating” America from the very system that made it more prosperous than any economy in history. As the historian Arnold Toynbee observed, great civilizations tend to die not by murder, but by suicide. NEW YORK – Globalization helped make the United States the most prosperous country in history.
Is a North-South Divide Opening in India? | by Shashi Tharoor - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Shashi Tharoor

en English Politics For decades, India’s electoral map has effectively been frozen, so that states could manage population growth without sacrificing political influence. If the government ends this freeze, as it apparently intends to do, the states that stabilized their populations will pay a heavy price.
American Suicide | by Joschka Fischer - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Joschka Fischer

With his trade war, attacks on longstanding US allies, and wanton destruction of US institutions, Donald Trump has already ushered in a new, much darker era of world history. Trust in the United States has been destroyed for at least a generation, and the world that America helped build is already gone forever. BERLIN – It has been only two and a half months since Donald Trump returned to the White House, but the world has already fundamentally changed.
A US Tariff Idea That Makes Sense | by Simon Johnson - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Simon Johnson

US President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs were the culmination of a terrible first two months for his administration on the world stage. He badly needs a win, and a bipartisan Senate bill could give him one. LOS ANGELES – There is unfortunately absolutely nothing good to say about the announcements US President Donald Trump made during his recent “Liberation Day” event in the White House Rose Garden.
Trump, Tariffs, and the Fate of the Dollar | by Mark Blyth - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Mark Blyth

Donald Trump’s attempt to reindustrialize the US economy by eliminating trade deficits will undoubtedly cause pain and disruption on a massive scale. But it is important to remember that both major US political parties have abandoned free trade in pursuit of similar goals. PROVIDENCE – With the Trump administration imposing “insane” tariffs on the rest of the world, many commentators are worried about the problem of “sane-washing”: imputing cogent rationales to policies that have none.
Israel’s Blind Spot | by Ian Buruma - Project Syndicate

3 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Ian Buruma

Despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plummeting popularity, most Israelis share his view that the Palestinians pose an existential threat. That is why well-meaning people can be vehemently opposed to an illiberal, self-serving leader, while succumbing to the fears he has stoked.
How the World Can Keep Trump 2.0 in Check | by Anne-Marie Slaughter - Project Syndicate

4 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Anne-Marie Slaughter

en English Politics Much of the world is watching anxiously as US President Donald Trump attempts to deconstruct what remains of the post-1945 international order. But far from being impotent, foreign governments, businesses, and civil-society groups can take five steps to constrain the administration’s radical agenda.