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Odile Mackett highlights the discriminatory logic underlying the country’s inadequate public services.

Robert Skidelsky laments the decline of UK institutions and the increasingly limited scope for meaningful action.

Richard Haass highlights the growing threat to international stability and calls for effective cooperation.

Takatoshi Ito sees the grouping as increasingly divided between friends of the G7 and friends of China and Russia.

Carl Bildt worries about the implications of desperate global pariah states finding common cause.

Josep Borrell sees cascading coups in the region as a major test for the European Union's own resolve and unity.

Arvind Subramanian & Josh Felman argue that the economic and political reasons for leaving the group have become overwhelming.

Mahmoud Mohieldin, Bogolo Kenewendo and Reuben Wambui propose five ways to channel investment to the countries most vulnerable to the effects of global warming.

Benedict Macon-Cooney & Tone Langengen warns that the UK and the EU have fallen behind in developing technological solutions to climate change.

James Deane calls on the British government to live up to its promises to support public-interest journalism.