Vers une réinvention stratégique à Londres, Paris et Berlin
Ă quoi ressemblera la politique Ă©trangĂšre du futur? Les...
Tags: Berlin, climat, CongrĂšs de Vienne, FrĂ©dĂ©ric Charillon, G20, Global Brief, les puissances europĂ©ennes, Londres, lâASEAN, Manama Dialogue, Paris, Printemps arabe, puissances nuclĂ©aires, religion, tourisme, Ukraine
Five Reasons for Todayâs Missing Peace (and Peace of Mind)
A WW2 poet said it best: The world is still at war because...
Tags: Arab Spring, Arab Winter, Arabs, Boko Haram, Christopher Coker, Global Brief, Iraq, ISIS, Jeff Greenberg, Middle East, Pax Britannica, Pax Romana, peace, Russia, Russians, Sheldon Solomon, Tom Pyszczynski, war, WW2
Not so fast. All will turn on culture and rules
For the first time ever in the Forbes magazine ranking of the largest global...
Tags: Adelphia Communications, Apple, Arthur Andersen, Barnes & Noble, Bear Stearns, Berkshire Hathaway, Chinese companies, Chinese economy, Commodore Computers, Daewoo, Dynegy, Eastern Airlines, economic growth, Enron, Exxon Mobil, Fred Lazar, General Motors, Global Brief, Google, HMV, Kodak, Microsoft, Netscape, Nokia, Nortel, People Express, Polaroid, Texaco, Wang Labs, Xerox, Zenith
After Minsk 2.0, only an ambitious programme of reforms and heroic competence can heal, unite and bring the country into...
Tags: corruption, Donbass, Global Brief, Maidan protests, Minsk 2.0, National Academy of Public Administration, Soviet era, Ukraine, Ukrainian civil service, Ukrainian reform, Vyacheslav Tolkovanov
Yes. Amid the chaos and bloodshed, there may be a historic opportunity
History tells us that regional cataclysms can galvanize...
Tags: Arab Spring, Asia-Pacific region, Battle of Chaldiran, Henry Kissinger, International Criminal Court, invasion of Iraq, Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Middle East, Middle East security, Middle East security order, Sam Sasan Shoamanesh, Saudi Arbia, Sunni-Shia divide, Syria
La Realpolitik, voire une simple politique Ă©trangĂšre normalement rĂ©aliste, semble aujourdâhui plus utopique encore que...
The Ukrainian revolution was caused by gross policy incompetence at a time when Kiev needed heroic leadership. Ukraineâs...
Tags: corruption, Crimea, European Union, Global Brief, good governance, governance incompetence, Irvin Studin, Kremlin, Maidan protests, Mikhail Grushevsky, Moscow, post-Soviet statehood, Putin, Russian Federation, Russian foreign policy, Soviet Union, Ukraine, Ukrainian revolution, Viktor Yanukovych, Yushchenko
Il faut enfin se dĂ©barrasser de lâillusion de pouvoir dĂ©finir une grande stratĂ©gie europĂ©enne en matiĂšre de dĂ©fense.
Pourquoi,...
It may not be high at all once a basic threshold of income is reached, and provided elections are properly conducted
On...
Tags: Add new tag, Africa, Africa's economy, African youth, Angola, Collier theory, democracy in Africa, democratic elections, economic policy, elections in Africa, Financial Crisis, Freedom House, future of Africa, Global Brief, International Monetary Fund, investment in Africa, Jorim Schraven, Nigeria, security in Africa, Zambia
Less than a year from Brazil 2014, in Egypt and Turkey alike, the stadiums give the pulse of the protests and the people
A...
Tags: anti-Erdogan protests, Arab Spring, democratic transition, Egyptian Coup, Egyptian crisis, Egyptian military, General Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, Global Brief, James Dorsey, Middle East, Muslim Brothers, President Morsi, President Mubarak, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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