Argentina: From Gloom to Doom
Editorial: From Gloom to Doom The measures announced this week, aimed at containing the impacts of Covid’s second wave, come at a bad time, beyond the controversy with education or institutional issues regarding Buenos Aires autonomy. The last two treasury bond auctions failed… Become a member to read the rest of this article Username […]
IRAN/US: Fallout from Natanz attack is more negotiations
The April 11 attack on Iran’s Natanz nuclear site was unusual in that Israel was fairly clear about its responsibility. Iran’s response to the attack, advertising its determination to create highly enriched uranium, represents a commitment to the negotiating track. While no q… Become a member to read the rest of this article
US/CHINA: Climate cooperation is no gamechanger for bilateral relations
A joint US-China statement on climate change projects a tone of cooperation but contains no new specific policies or emissions reductions targets by either country. Even if Beijing and Washington are willing to set aside other disputes and treat climate change as a standal… Become a member to read the rest of this article
WEEKLY POLITICAL COMPASS
The US-led global climate summit will take place this week. International efforts to reduce tensions between Russia and Ukraine will continue. Germany’s ruling alliance remains undecided on who should run as its chancellor candidate. In Peru, a hard left candidate is leading the … Become a member to read the rest of this article