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Financiers and CEOs are no longer the masters of the universe as nationalism and militarism take over
Spat over attendance at Summit of the Americas underlines Washington’s waning influence
With troubled economy and elections ahead, incomers are an easy target for politicians
The contrasting fortunes of the German and Italian leaders mirror changing relations between north and south
Neutrality is part of the country’s DNA, but Stockholm is under pressure to join the military alliance
Low vaccination rates for elderly mean island must protect its health system as it opens up
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is backfiring by making the alliance’s enlargement in northern Europe more likely
Joe Biden’s party should brace itself for a stinging defeat in November
Alarm over planned security pact belies long-running problems in west’s approach to Pacific region
It runs the risk of mistaking a local consensus on Russian aggression for a global one
Hopes dashed that Moscow could be turned into an ally to counter China
Financial Action Taskforce’s drive to end the anonymity of corporate beneficiaries will make tracing assets easier
The US president is courting Venezuela and re-engaging with Saudi Arabia to overcome his oil sanctions against Moscow
The performance of Russian troops on the ground may have come as a surprise to China’s People’s Liberation Army
Asia allies fear Biden administration will be distracted from newly minted regional strategy
City is more lenient than the mainland towards officials breaching pandemic restrictions
Warsaw keen to settle bitter row with Brussels to show unity as military tensions rise over Ukraine
Choice of torchbearer involved in Himalayan clash irks India and reveals mindset of Xi’s China
French and German officials wary that London’s assertive foreign policy could reopen splits from the Iraq war
Russian role in recent protest deals blow to Turkish president as he seeks to cultivate pan-Turkic unity
Beijing seeks to extend influence in order to protect investments in the volatile region
Iran feels emboldened in Vienna nuclear talks but inflation is fuelling public discontent
China wants to tackle growing risk of nuclear conflict but is reluctant to curb its nuclear weapons programme
Contrary to 2008 crisis, governments are not shying away from increasing base pay but there are other tools
Washington’s clear statement of island’s regional security role part of tougher stance towards Beijing
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