The World Today Open access The World Today From the Editor The shock waves from the war in Iran are spreading beyond the Gulf. We count the rising cost, and ask how a lasting peace might be negotiated. Also, Lawrence Freedman recalls his years at Chatham House and a bold proposal for Europe’s new role in the world.
The World Today Member content The World Today From the Editor The world is reeling from Donald Trump’s return to office. We take stock. Elsewhere, how the far right might fracture Europe, easing China’s critical minerals chokehold, why Eurovision is turning up the volume, and more.
The World Today Member content The World Today Bob Rae: ‘Canada’s change of heart about the United States is profound’ The Canadian politician and diplomat tells Mike Higgins how Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at Davos in January on the ‘rupture in the world order’ has heralded a national hardening of attitudes to trade, defence and the future of Greenland.
