WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS SUMMIT 2026! FINDING COMMON GROUND IN A FRACTURED WORLD The annual GSI Summit is upon us and
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‘Bits and Pieces’
Photo by Mads Schmidt Rasmussen for Unsplash+ I am hoping ‘Bits and Pieces’ is appropriate for this US holiday weekend. As it
A Cacophony of Interpretations
Photo by Markus Winkler for Unsplash + So many interpretations! First, the explanations of what to expect from this Summit between President
Managing, Maybe Badly, the Global Order and Bilateral Relations: The Upcoming ‘First’ Xi-Trump Summit
Getty Images: Licensed under the Unsplash+ License The coming week is looking to be quite interesting when it comes to global relations.
Hedging All Around: Could be!
Getty Images: Licensed under the Unsplash+ License You can see it with the growing mumbling of the China Hawks as US-China relations
Trying to Uncover Advances to Canadian PM Carney’s ‘Middle Power’ Approach, Given President Donald Trump
Photo by Hudson Thomas on Unsplash It is hard to understand Trump actions on US allies in the current confusion generated by
The Changing World Dialogue (CWD) goes to Washington
The 2026 Logo for the Spring Meetings brought by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group (WBG) in Washington
The Disorder Grows
Photo by Mahmoud Sulaiman on Unsplash It is hard to turn away, and not to wonder almost immediately the near and longer
A Sad Short Note on Trump’s War Speech
Photo by Library of Congress on Unsplash With a holiday break upon many of us, the Post this week will be just
The Unveiling ‘Nakedness’ of Trump Foreign Policy
Photo Planet Volumes on Unsplash There is nothing like a conflict to reveal, often not intentionally, the foreign policy strategy driving that
The Slow Climb to Middle Power Diplomacy (MPD)
Picture from Planet Volumes from Unsplash+ As I suggested over the last several Posts, I wanted to take a quick look at
The War Continues
Photo by mana5280 on Unsplash Now I have not forgotten my expressed desire to examine the impact of Canada’s Prime Minister, Mark