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It was good to have frank discussions with U.S. Congressional Staffers, who were in SA engaging on US relations with the Global South & the future of multilateralism. My input focused on SA & Global South Perspectives on the Future World Order. #US #SouthAfrica #Geopolitics
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This week @GSPhub is welcoming a team of U.S. congressional staffers and policy experts to Johannesburg for our inaugural educational trip to South Africa, the centerpiece of our Congress Connect Fellowship. Welcome to South Africa!
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Two weeks ago, I attended a few sideline events at UNGA week in New York and was very happy to connect with Maaza Seyoum and @GSPHub nonresident fellow @ShuvaRaha.
Shuva and I had a very good discussion about the current state of multilateralism. #UNGA81
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I'm proud to share that my chapter co-authored w @NancyGEO is out now in “A World for All: New Visions of US Foreign Policy” edited by @mattduss. Grateful to have worked on this with Nancy & to be part of this project. Preorder at 15% off orbooks.com/catalog/a-world-…
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A new policy brief by Fadhel Kaboub published by the Global South Policy Hub @GSPHub gsphub.org/publications/glob…
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🔖tinyurl.com/582hm22a
✏️In this essay for the Global South Policy Hub @GSPHub, I write about strategic cooperation to advance national interests and energy and resource security.
"The U.S.-Iran war has seen unpredictable, asymmetric actions that are exposing new vulnerabilities in existing systems, such as maritime trade, and opening new opportunities for context-specific policymaking and coalitions."
🌍Perspectives from Africa and the Caribbean by Ivory Kairo and @LicyLaw
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Here is my new and first piece for the @GSPHub:
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The Caribbean is turning toward China for support, but does this mean it will turn away from the United States?
Our guest expert @albmaresca unpacks the dynamics behind the Caribbean's pursuit of Chinese support and outlines how the U.S. can re-engage with @CARICOMorg in a mutually beneficial and meaningful way.
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The Global South Policy Hub releases papers on Caribbean - U.S. Relations canadacaribbeaninstitute.org…

















