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Lessons From Operation Sindoor | by Shashi Tharoor - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Shashi Tharoor

en English Politics India’s air strikes within Pakistani territory proved its capacity to execute swift, targeted, and calculated military operations when appropriate, and to dismantle Pakistan’s terror infrastructure with precision. It also sent a clear message: any future provocations will be met with a full-scale conventional response.
The Right Name for the Gulf of Mexico | by Anne-Marie Slaughter - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Anne-Marie Slaughter

en English Culture Imagine if US President Donald Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of North America. That simple tweak would trigger a meaningful shift in perspective and better reflect the Americas’ strategic importance in the twenty-first century, as the countries in the region deepen economic and cultural ties.
Trump Wants Big Tech to Own the Dollar | by Yanis Varoufakis - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Yanis Varoufakis

en English Economics Two parallel monetary systems – one based on public monies issued in China, India, and maybe the eurozone, and the other comprising private money, increasingly dominated by dollar-pegged stablecoins – appear to be emerging. Central bankers are not the only ones who should feel anxious. ATHENS – The Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank are usually placid, forgettable affairs. Not this year.
Non-Credible America | by Aziz Huq - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Aziz Huq

en English Politics By launching a trade war with the rest of the world, Donald Trump has already repudiated the conventional tools used to conclude international agreements, and introduced profound uncertainty about American commitments and the country’s adherence to rule of law. Any new “deals” he makes will be meaningless. CHICAGO – The global trade war that Donald Trump launched on April 2 has entered a new phase: dealmaking.
Where Is US Economic Policy Taking Us? | by Mohamed A. El-Erian - Project Syndicate

1 week ago | project-syndicate.org | Mohamed El-Erian

en English Economics With US economic policies driving financial and economic volatility and rousing the bond vigilantes, it is an open question whether we are witnessing the fragmenting of the international order, or just a bumpy ride toward a beneficial overhaul. Five factors could clarify the answer.
There Is No Alternative for Europe | by Joschka Fischer - Project Syndicate

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

Europe must prepare for a future in which it is squeezed between an imperial, aggressive Russia and an America that can no longer be trusted. That means answering the fundamental question that this historical turning point has raised: Are Europeans willing to do what it takes to transform themselves into a viable power? BERLIN – By now, it is obvious that Donald Trump’s return to the US presidency has inaugurated a process of historical reordering.
The Case for a North American Customs Union | by Guillermo Ortiz - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Guillermo Ortiz

en English Economics Tariffs seem to be Donald Trump’s tool of choice to address China’s industrial rise and US manufacturing’s decline, despite the economic destruction they cause. But to the extent that tariffs can be useful for negotiating with China, the US would be better off creating a North American customs union with Mexico and Canada.
Europe Must Change Its Approach to Africa | by Carlos Lopes - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Carlos Lopes

en English Politics While Africa strategically repositions itself in today’s multipolar world, the European Union remains largely complacent in the outdated belief that it is the continent's leading patron. But a shifting global economic landscape offers Europe an opportunity to start engaging with Africa on equal terms.
L'Europe doit changer son approche de l'Afrique | by Carlos Lopes - Project Syndicate

2 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Carlos Lopes

LE CAP – Ces dernières années, la Chine a dépassé l’Europe en termes de commerce avec l’Afrique subsaharienne et d’investissements dans les infrastructures. Les États du Golfe ont remodelé les flux financiers sur le continent, tandis que le Brésil, l’Inde et la Turquie ont également renforcé leurs liens avec les pays africains. Parallèlement, les dirigeants africains ont mis en place la zone de libre-échange continentale africaine (Zleca), qui devrait transformer le commerce intra-africain.
Getting Debt Sustainability Right in Developing Countries | by Kevin P. Gallagher, José Antonio Ocampo and Kunal Sen - Project Syndicate

3 weeks ago | project-syndicate.org | Kevin Gallagher

For too long, the global framework for assessing and managing debt sustainability in low- and middle-income countries has rested on a glaring fallacy. The entire system needs to be rethought, moving from a narrow focus on debt reduction to one that accommodates growth-enhancing investment. HELSINKI – A slowing global economy, rising trade tensions, and increased risks of recession could mean a perfect storm for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) burdened by high sovereign debt.