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the current war aims to settle 3 major points redefining figures of the global order in allowance of multilateralism domination of geo-economic channels and world's best trading spots. weakening of western currencies including dollar Euro and pound. a world cannot be fixed without consequences so most of western countries are not meant to provide concessions while communists wouldn't seem to step back without compromise diplomacy means holding actions and in a world of uncertainty like the one we have right now, there's no warranty that everyone would make concessions so that we all could live in justice and equity. war is not an answer but sometimes the ways justify the ends watching over westerners struggling to impose their perspective forcibly is sick and irresponsible so for that I'd choose both China & Russia over EU & US to handle power. easterners don't lack discipline and they might have been more aware on how they should use power for good purposes.

The time for change is now ⏳ At #BloombergGBF, hosted in partnership with International Monetary Fund and The World Bank, public & private sector leaders came together to discuss the importance of cooperation, diplomacy, & shared responsibility for economic prosperity & environmental stability.

In a landscape where global economic stability often hangs in the balance, the role of diplomacy cannot be overstated. The recent trip of U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to China underscores a pivotal moment for investors and clients worldwide, marking a significant stride towards fostering mutual understanding and cooperation between the world's two largest economies. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q02vn70W0

Use of Artificial Intelligence in the digital economy sector: opportunities and challenges - Modern Diplomacy: Use of Artificial Intelligence in the digital economy sector: opportunities and challenges  Modern Diplomacy http://dlvr.it/T6PNbY #ai #artificialintelligence

🌍 Unlocking Global Prosperity through Economic Diplomacy In an exclusive interview, Dr. Raphael Nagel (LL.M.) Nagel, Chairman of THE ABRAHAMIC BUSINESS CIRCLE, shares his visionary insights on the transformative power of economic diplomacy in driving global investments. He emphasizes the need for collaboration, trust, and innovation to build a more inclusive and resilient global economy. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eEHhPTdX

Excited to share my thoughts on how economic diplomacy can foster global investments and create a more prosperous world for all. THE ABRAHAMIC BUSINESS CIRCLE Read more: https://lnkd.in/dTq_c-ud #EconomicDiplomacy #GlobalInvestments #BuildingBridges

I was delighted to be a panellist on the crucial topic of “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Diplomacy: Managing New Frontiers” at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum. With Sedef Akinli Kocak, PhD, MBA, Osman Gazi Güçlütürk, Manuel Muñiz and Mehmet HAKLIDIR, we discussed AI’s transformative impact on various sectors and addressing the ethical implications and potential risks associated with these systems #adf2024 #ai #antalya 🇹🇷

Are China’s loans a lifeline or a leash? 🧐 Dive into the untold story of Hambantota and discover the truth behind the 'debt-trap diplomacy' myth! 🌍🛳️ Follow Anan Husain for more insightful content with a hint of wittiness! #finance #china #india #economy

Brics + Sanctions = Increasing Gold Price? 🤔 Could Geopolitics, Sanctions, Brics, and more be the key factors driving gold to new heights? The mathematics of market forces continues to shape the future of asset classes. Check out the link for more insights. #Brics #Sanctions #GoldPrice #Geopolitics

The Securitization of Chinese Soft Power “Overall, the debate on soft power in China showcases a positive engagement with the idea of soft power that emerged in the context of the post-Cold War globalized world. However, Chinese soft power in the present historical phase is facing significant challenges and drawbacks, especially among Western countries,” ALFREDO ZELI writes. “[T]he most remarkable obstacle to Chinese soft power in the West currently lies in the “securitization” of it on the part of a Western discourse which perceives and frames Chinese soft power as a threat to the security of democratic countries. Drawing from IR, securitization means the perception and framing of a given (normally non-threatening) issue in terms of security threat, which allows the application of extraordinary measures in terms of anti-liberal and militarized policies in response to such perceived threat. The securitization of Chinese soft power appears as a historical trend which can hardly be reversed at any time in the near future.”