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Andrew Hammond
Andrew Hammond is an Associate at LSE IDEAS at the London School of Economics.
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Tensions in the Middle East fuel growing global ‘polycrisis’
Geopolitics was not widely viewed as a key trigger for the turmoil in international financial markets this month. However, several potential political fissures might yet emerge in 2024, including in the Middle East, bringing greater economic disequilibrium in their wake.
UK’s Labour Party defines battleground for reelection
There are major political differences between the Labour government that was elected on July 4 and its Conservative predecessor which gained power in May 2010. However, one common challenge that each faced on day one was that of a troubled economic inheritance.
Olympic-sized headaches a problem for Paris
Many governments still believe that hosting major sporting contests commands significant prestige, yet that assessment may be sorely tested with the huge challenges facing the ongoing Olympic Games in Paris.
Biden, Trump loom large over NATO summit
Western leaders this week marked the 75th anniversary of NATO. Yet most of the attention during the organization’s annual summit in Washington was focused on US President Joe Biden.
Macron ‘rolls the dice’ with a gigantic political gamble
American writer Mark Twain is widely credited as the originator of the phrase: “History never repeats itself but it often rhymes.” This alludes to the potential patterns that can be observed in certain events over time.
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