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Who’s Afraid of the Global South?
By Aude Darnal - April 13, 2024
Revisiting two 50-year-old U.N. resolutions should help dispel fears about a shifting economic world order.
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The rules and institutions that govern our world were built without meaningful Global South participation. We challenge outdated frameworks and advance reforms that deliver equitable representation and policies, power-sharing, and an international order that works for all.
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The Empty Promises of the US-EU Lobito Infrastructure Project
By Chris O. Ògúnmọ́dẹdé - April 10, 2024
The US-EU infrastructure investment initiative is not as innovative or groundbreaking as U.S. officials claim.
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BRICS: The World Upside Down
By Geneva Graduate Institute - March 12, 2024
The death knell of Western dominance has tolled. With three-quarters of humanity outside the Western world, we find ourselves in a tense interregnum.
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Rendez-vous Mutations: un nouvel ordre mondial est-il en train de naître ?
By RTS - March 10, 2024
Un nouvel ordre mondial est-il en train de naître ? Le décryptage avec Aude Darnal, chercheuse au Think tank "Stimson Center" de Washington.
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Opportunities for Global Impact Through Brazil's G-20 Presidency
By Aude Darnal - March 4, 2024
Brazil’s presidency of the G-20 creates a new window of opportunity for Global South countries to advance their efforts in reforming global governance.
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Macron Wants France to Be the Global South’s Partner of Choice
By Aude Darnal - January 30, 2024
French President Emmanuel Macron wants a stronger Europe. Better relations with the Global South can help.
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Moving From Unequal to Win-Win Partnerships
By Aude Darnal - January 2, 2024
Powerful states continue to impose unfavorable trade and investment rules on Global South countries while pursuing protectionist strategies.
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To Reform the Global Order, Listen to the Global South
By Aude Darnal - October 30, 2023
The US must decide if it wants to be a true partner to the Global South in reforming the global order or if it prefers clinging onto power.
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Un nouvel ordre mondial est-il en train de naître ?
By Global South Policy Hub - October 25, 2023
La participation accrue des pays du Sud est un enjeu central, l'ordre mondial en place depuis la Seconde Guerre mondiale serait-il en train d'atteindre ses limites ?
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De quoi le «Sud Global» est-il le nom ? | Le Grand Continent
By Aude Darnal - October 18, 2023
Critiquer le concept de Sud Global est à la mode. Pourtant, au moment où les réactions à la guerre de Soukkot entre Israël et le Hamas polarisent le monde plus que jamais, il faut tenter de reconstruire la notion.
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The ‘Global South’ Is Real. Deal With It
By Aude Darnal - September 27, 2023
The term “Global South” is the best label available for the countries historically sidelined from international global governance.
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It’s Time for the U.S. to End the War on Terror
By Aude Darnal - August 6, 2023
The global war on terrorism has become a permanent part of US foreign policy. It’s time for it to end.
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A [new] world order: What, why, and how?
By Aude Darnal - July 11, 2023
Insights into international affairs viewed from the Global South.
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Challenges and solutions to access decision-making and policy spaces • Stimson Center
By Aude Darnal - June 6, 2023
Insights into international affairs viewed from the Global South
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The U.S. Is Asking the Wrong Questions About the Global South
By Aude Darnal - May 23, 2023
US foreign policy officials are taking a new look at diplomacy in the Global South, but they’re still asking the wrong questions.
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The Global South Is Taking the Lead in Shoring Up Multilateralism
By Aude Darnal - March 26, 2023
Biden’s proposal for UN Security Council reform can’t result in a two-tier multilateral system.
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U.S. Foreign Policy Must Consider the Global South
By Aude Darnal - March 5, 2023
As long-marginalized countries seek to exert their power on the world stage, policymakers in Washington need a new framework.
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Looking South: Adapting US policy toward the Global South in a time of change
By Aude Darnal - January 17, 2023
To maintain its standing in the international system and foster cooperation on global issues, the United States needs to revamp its strategy of engagement with smaller and emerging powers.
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Biden and the United Nations Security Council reform: true commitment or tokenism? • Stimson Center
By Aude Darnal - October 5, 2022
Instead of making bold statements, the United States should adopt concrete policies of investment, exchange, and other win-win partnerships with developing countries.
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The Sahel and Western Military Assistance in Africa
By The Chicago Council on Global Affairs - March 21, 2022
A panel of experts explores the West’s changing military presence in Africa’s Sahel region and what it could mean for peace and stability across the continent.