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Guest Commentary – In Africa, Expecting More from Agriculture than Food Security
As part of our Food-Secure Future series, Agnes Kalibata of AGRA discusses economic opportunity is the driver of agricultural development.
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Guest Commentary – The Agribusiness Case for Climate Leadership
As part of our Food-Secure Future series, Dr. Margaret Zeigler of Global Harvest Initiative discusses ways in which agribusinesses can engage in sustainable practices.
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Guest Commentary – The Environmental Issue You’ve Never Heard Of
As part of our Food-Secure Future series, John Mandyck of United Technologies discusses how food waste innovation can reduce the impacts of climate change and feed a growing population.
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Deep Dish: War and Peace in Asia
China’s military expansion in the South China Sea and rising economic influence command increasing attention, but North Korea, Japan, and other regional actors are shifting power beneath the surface. On the latest Deep Dish podcast, Asia experts Richard McGregor and Sheila Smith talk with host Brian Hanson about the intricate choices facing the Trump administration in Asia.
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A Food-Secure Future: Social Entrepreneurship in India
The latest post in our Food-Secure Future series discusses private sector investments that are transforming global agriculture.
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How Iran Views President Trump's Election
We asked Saeid Golkar, Iran expert at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, how Iran reacted to the election of President Donald Trump.
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This Week’s Reads – A Big Idea for Foreign Policy, Revisited
With the appeal of unconventional candidates and an onslaught of domestic and international crises, now may be as good a time as ever for new and daring policy ideas. What we need, writes Council President Ivo Daalder, is a robust debate about the importance of America's global leadership. This Week’s Reads examine some of the internal and external challenges to that American-led order, as well as some of the big ideas for reforming it.
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Global Cities at the End of Globalism: Can They Survive?
With the current world order under threat from the rise of nationalism, protectionism, and authoritarianism, the future of globalism may rest with global cities.