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European, Latin American, and Caribbean experts discussed opportunities and challenges for meeting Europe's energy needs with Western Hemisphere supplies.

Download the CSIS Brief The Issue Many commentators and officials speculate about Beijing’s plans to compel “reunification” with Taiwan. Much of the existing commentary focuses on how or when a Chinese attack on Taiwan could occur, but there is little discussion of the nonmilitary consequences of such a scenario for China and the world. This brief explores the implications of

President Joe Biden is bracing for a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping while hes Asia for the Group of 20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

President Joe Biden is bracing for a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping while hes Asia for the Group of 20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Experts from Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean will discuss opportunities to meet European energy needs with supplies from the Western Hemisphere.

November 14 summit will address concerns, competition, and working together

Josep Borrell Fontelles said Europe was “a garden,” and the world “a jungle,” triggering charges of neocolonialism and racism just as the E.U. tries to drum up support in the developing world.

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Last week, one of Australias Big Four banks said that continued aggressive interest rate hikes could tip Australia into a recession and economists say it would cause chaos.

Commentary The August jobs report posted on the Department of Labor website (DOL.gov) was released to the public by the ...