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Chatham House17uOpinion
The UK government should prioritize linking carbon markets at the UK–EU summit
Failing to align with the EU on a key climate policy tool will be costly for UK industry and stifle investment in the energy ...
Chatham House1dOpinion
The UK–EU summit will bring some progress on defence cooperation. But more could be done on aid and trade
The summit will be valuable if it yields a substantive defence agreement. But wider foreign policy issues should be part of ...
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India–Pakistan ceasefire remains shaky, with relations unlikely to return to status quo
India and Pakistan declared a ceasefire on 10 May, bringing an end to four days of military conflict. After it was first ...
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Trump’s Gulf trip will bring fanfare and mega deals – but meaningful regional progress looks uncertain
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE will seek to deepen ties with Washington – but tariffs and oil prices worry Gulf states, as does ...
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The US–China AI race is forcing countries to reconsider who owns their digital infrastructure
Presented with a binary choice between US and Chinese technology, middle powers must balance realism and ambition in ...
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Chatham House1dOpinion
As nuclear negotiations show, US bilateral deal-making is no substitute for multilateralism
The US prioritizing bilateral talks with Iran over nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) negotiations could lead to contradictions in implementation and put the treaty at risk.
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Rising tensions resurface Pakistan’s credibility problem– and India’s backfiring policy on Kashmir
The Pahalgam terror attack has returned Kashmir to the international agenda. But a history of flawed policy means neither ...