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Professor, Soka University, Tokyo. Author books on G20 & Global Governance

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For decades, the American foreign-policy establishment and economic policymakers were united by the shared belief that trade was good for the US. But the rise of China has triggered a significant shift in perspective, notes ’s .
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The global “polycrisis” poses an unprecedented threat to economic development, and responsiveness, innovation, international cooperation, and private-sector partnerships matter more than ever, says Managing Director of Operations .
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With Xi Jinping’s recent announcement of the “Global Civilization Initiative” (全球文明倡议), there are at least 5 🇨🇳 initiatives aimed towards shaping the international order. What are they? How are they interrelated? What does that mean for Xi Jinping’s third term? 🧵
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Here we go again. But will 2023 New Delhi Summit still end just as the 2022 Bali Summit did, with a full consensus communique?
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"Ajay Seth, secretary of the department of economic affairs, said Russia and China contended the finance ministers have a mandate to deal with economic and financial issues and “should not get into global geopolitical issues”" hindustantimes.com/india-news/g20
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G7 members dominate top seven with 76% of global share. Will Hiroshima make this predominant power a commensurate performance in May?
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Top 10 Humanitarian Donors in 2022 1.🇺🇸 US: 43% (% of total global funding) 2.🇩🇪 Germany: 12.1% 3.🇪🇺 EU: 7.9% 4.🇬🇧 UK: 3.7% 5.🇸🇪 Sweden: 3.2% 6.🇯🇵 Japan: 3.2% 7.🇨🇦 Canada: 3.1% 8.🇳🇴 Norway: 2.4% 9.🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 2.1% 10.🇨🇭 Switzerland: 1.7% (UNOCHA)
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While many governments are trying to put the pandemic in the past, they should instead be preparing for the next public-health emergency and investing in resilient health systems to ensure a swift and efficient crisis response, argues .