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09월 05일
- The Summit of the Future: waiting for renewal of the UN [Angel Alonso Arroba - HIC]
  
  In Africa, there are many people living below the poverty line and suffering from hunger, and in Berlin, Germany, a protest against gas drilling was held on the 16th of last month. It is difficult to overcome poverty and the climate crisis, and the world is facing a serious humanitarian crisis due to the Russia-Ukraine war and conflict in the Middle East. The role of the United Nations, an international organization that will solve numerous problems, is attracting attention. [Source:AFP·E
  
  2024.09.05 11:23
07월 03일
- The post-election geopolitical Europe [Angel Alonso Arroba - HIC]
  
  Last 6-9 June, EU citizens went to the polls to elect their new European Parliament. Running only behind India‘s election in terms of size, this was the second largest democratic process taking place in the planet during a year 2024 that many have labelled a 〈super election year〉, since roughly half of the world population will be voting. While the forthcoming US Presidential election in November is certainly the most important vote to watch this year, we should not overlook the relevance
  
  2024.07.03 11:31
04월 22일
- Super-Election Year: A World at the Ballot Box [Ángel Alonso Arroba-HIC]
  
  이 기사는 해외 석학 기고글 플랫폼 '헤럴드 인사이트 컬렉션'에 게재된 기사입니다. A few weeks ago, in its annual preview of the new year, The Economist highlighted how important 2024 will be for democracy worldwide. The British weekly newspaper was one of the first voices to call attention to the fact that in the next 12 months more than 70 countries will head to the polls. By some accounts, this may be the first time that more than half the world population (more than four billion people) will cast a vote within the sa
  
  2024.04.22 15:39
- ELITE VS. PEOPLE: HOW TO STOP THE GLOBALIST FRACTURE [Angel Alonso Arroba - HIC]
  
  이 기사는 해외 석학 기고글 플랫폼 '헤럴드 인사이트 컬렉션'에 게재된 기사입니다. Is globalization in retreat? That is a question plaguing international fora and increasingly posed to those analyzing and studying international relations. I have heard all types of arguments, both in favor and against: “yes”, we are witnessing a decoupling of the world economy and a growing fragmentation in blocks that not only compete economically, but also politically; “no”, interdependence has never been bigger
  
  2024.04.22 14:16

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