Asphyxiated Arabs
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Moisés Naím / El País
In three years it will be necessary to create 60 million jobs for young people in the region
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Why Democracies Are at a Disadvantage in Cyber Wars
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Moisés Naím / Columbia Journal for International Affairs, Special 70th Anniversary Issue
“War is God’s way of teaching Americans geography.” This well-known quip that satirist Ambrose Bierce made late in the nineteenth century has a contemporary version: “Attacks against the United States are God’s way of teaching Americans how weaker enemies are stronger than they seem.”
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Moisés Naím / El País
International hegemony of the Western powers, namely the US and Europe, could be coming to an end
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Moisés Naím / World Energy & Oil
The organization is no longer what it was—its power to influence stock prices continues to decline. Five key factors will push back against its efforts to stabilize oil prices
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Moisés Naím / El País
The president exhibits the classic symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder
Read MoreHow Democracies Lose in Cyberwar
Andrea G
Moisés Naím / The Atlantic
In 2016, Russia used the American system against itself.
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