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- 1Living with the Bomb: Nuclear Risk Returns to Foreign Policy▼Living with the bomb – Foreign and security policy
A foreign and security policy journal examines what it means to live with nuclear weapons in the current era, arguing that atomic risk is once again a central concern of international politics. The piece revisits debates over deterrence, arms control and proliferation at a time of heightened global tension, prompting readers to weigh how states should manage the bomb's enduring presence in strategic thinking.
- 2Jamie Dimon lays out plan for Western revival in WSJ op-ed●Jamie Dimon: A Plan for the Western World's Revival https://www.wsj.com/opinion/jamie-dimon-a-plan-for-the-western-world
JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon has published a Wall Street Journal opinion piece outlining what he calls a plan for reviving the Western world. The essay addresses economic and political challenges facing Western nations, drawing on Dimon's position as one of the most prominent voices in global finance. His policy arguments routinely spark debate given his influence over banking and markets.
- 3Canada and EU ponder an 'Alliance for the Future'▼Canada and the EU: What an ‘Alliance for the Future’ could mean – Economy and ecology
Canada and the European Union are discussing a partnership framed as an 'Alliance for the Future', combining economic and ecological cooperation. Coverage in IPS Journal examines what such an alliance could mean for trade, climate policy and their broader relationship at a time when both sides are seeking reliable partners amid shifting global alliances.