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The failed Busan negotiations show good science and flexibility are needed to secure a plastics treaty
Plastics producers at the INC-5 talks resisted curbs on production that others insist are essential. But negotiators have ...
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Syria’s conflict was never going to stay frozen. A new push for a lasting peace is needed
Russia and Iran-backed militias are moving to prop up Bashar al-Assad, as opposition forces advance. But a political solution ...
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International Security Programme wins prize for innovative nuclear negotiations game
Chatham House staff from the International Security Programme attended the British Interactive Media Association Awards on 20 ...
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Trump’s second term: How will the new administration reorder US foreign policy?
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Climate and energy summit 2025
On the road to COP30, join governments and businesses for two days of interactive discussion exploring strategies to secure a ...
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Silicon Valley’s national security pivot will only accelerate under the new Trump administration
The political ascendancy of Elon Musk and others like him will likely draw Silicon Valley and the Pentagon even closer – a ...
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Biden’s trip to Angola throws spotlight on Luanda’s multipolar foreign policy
President Joe Biden’s trip to Angola next week is his first to Africa as president, and the first visit to Angola by an American leader since independence from Portugal in 1975. It comes as the ...
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Why engineered carbon removals are at odds with energy security and affordability
At the heart of net zero is a reliance on negative emissions, or carbon removals, to counterbalance emissions from sectors such as agriculture, shipping and aviation that are technically and ...
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Starmer and his government must make a better case for an active UK foreign policy
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer returned from COP29 in Baku having been one of only two G7 leaders to attend the global climate summit. He followed this with a visit to the G20 in Brazil, launching the ...