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Roberto Patiño is Founder of the NGOs Alimenta la Solidaridad and Mi Convive in Venezuela and a co-founder of Institute 2100.

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  1. Diplomacy Could Help Revive Democracy in Venezuela
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    Diplomacy Could Help Revive Democracy in Venezuela

    Jun 18, 2024 Roberto Patiño urges the international community to help ensure a free and fair presidential election in July.

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    The Debt That Shall Not Be Named

    Michael R. Strain warns that both US presidential candidates are ignoring one of the most pressing issues facing the country.
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    Africa’s Place in the Emerging Global Order

    Adekeye Adebajo explains how the continent can navigate the Sino-American rivalry in a way that advances its interests.
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    The Slow Mpox Response Is Another Pandemic Wake-Up Call

    Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala explains what world leaders need to do to prepare for future pathogens in light of the latest failures.
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    The New Gang of Four

    Richard Haass

    China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia do not have a formal alliance committed to defending one another. But they have formed an alignment driven by shared antipathy toward the existing US-led world order, and there is no simple way for the United States and its allies to respond.

     proposes ways the US and the West can counter the entente between China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
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    Escaping the New Gilded Age

    Daron Acemoglu

    As wealth inequality in the United States has grown, so has the social status and influence of the superrich, many of whom parlay their economic success into an intellectual credential. Clearly, Americans need to have a serious conversation about what they, as a society, should value.

     thinks the social, cultural, and political influence wielded by the superrich has reached a dangerous level.
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    Overworked India

    Shashi Tharoor proposes ways to address a toxic work culture that is harming young people’s health and well-being.
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    Will the EU Heed Draghi’s Call for Integration?

    Lucrezia Reichlin questions whether the bloc will be able to muster the necessary political will to secure its economic future.
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    Global Capitalism and Perpetual War

    Slavoj Žižek highlights the economic dimension fueling conflicts like Sudan’s appalling and overlooked civil war.
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    The Missing Ingredient in European Competitiveness

    Howard Davies thinks the bloc's economic future depends heavily on its ability to achieve capital-market integration.

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