Welcome to Global Weekly's interview series. In our latest interview, Head of Interviews Andrew Smith sits down with Sir Charles Petrie, former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations, former UN Resident & Humanitarian coordinator of Myanmar and author of the "Triumph of Evil". Petrie dives deep into his experiences during the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, 2007-2008 Saffron Revolution in Myanmar, and evolving roles within the United Nations. Navigating the complexities of international institutions, Petrie shares a powerful insight into the role of individual agency and the dangers of inaction when confronted by humanitarian crises. #unitednations #humanrights #rwanda #myanmar #diplomacy https://lnkd.in/eE8c6uds
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Global Weekly was created with one goal in mind. To make sense of the ever-changing, and increasingly hostile geopolitical climate we find ourselves in today. In the face of huge environmental issues, the first major war in Europe in decades, and shifting global power structures, it can be difficult to keep track with what's going on. We believe an awareness of geopolitical issues is essential. A lack of understanding of global events can leave businesses and governments woefully underprepared to navigate international and regional crises. Here at Global Weekly, we aim to provide a comprehensive breakdown of the political and economic shifts that shape the world we live in. Our team of dedicated analysts brings you comprehensive insights and analysis on critical events and trends around the world. Whether it’s political shifts, economic changes, or social movements, we delve deep into the factors driving these events and offer our expert perspectives to enhance your decision making. By staying ahead of the curve with our extensive analysis, you can make informed decisions and develop strategies to navigate the ever-changing global environment.
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Ted Yip
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Marie Ladagnous
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Finn Sadler
Head of Data and Insights at Global Weekly | Politics with IR (Applied Quantitative Analysis) at the University of York
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Welcome to Global Weekly's Examination Briefing Series. In this edition, Shreya R., Andrew Smith and James Robert Loughton analyse Uzbekistan's pivot towards economic diversification and regional engagement. In particular, we highlight the importance of new economic sectors, including Uzbekistan's growing tourism industry and its recent diplomatic engagements with Afghanistan to further regional integration. Examination Briefings are Global Weekly's long-form writing subdivision, providing deep and rigorous analysis of geopolitical issues both notable and under-discussed. Edited by Sebastian Maud For questions, comments, and applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e-YTuWWj or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please get in touch with us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #Eurasia #CentralAsia #Uzbekistan #GeopoliticalRisk #Afghanistan #Tourism #Economy
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Welcome to the Global Weekly Podcast, hosted by Avan Fata. Each episode of the Global Weekly Podcast takes a few minutes of your time to dive deep into a key regional topic. This week, the Podcast is focused on North America. Avan is joined by Marius Sheppard Skaerved, the Head of Global Weekly's North America Desk, to discuss the ongoing 2024 US Presidential Election. They dive deep into Joe Biden's withdrawal, Donald Trump narrowly avoiding assassination and the domestic anxieties which fuel an increasingly unstable atmosphere within the country. Supplementary research for this episode was conducted by Rory McAfee. This episode was produced by Sebastian Maud and edited by Jonathan Maud. This episode is available to listen to on Spotify (https://lnkd.in/eCeGWHfB) and the Global Weekly website (https://lnkd.in/ecKBRNfY). For applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e-YTuWWj or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please get in touch with us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #TheGlobalWeeklyPodcast #InternationalAffairs #NorthAmerica #USElection #UnitedStates #USA #Canada #Podcast
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We're hiring Oceania Analysts to join Global Weekly's revamped Oceania Desk, headed by Munro Waller. If you have a passion for geopolitics, strong analytical skills, high-level English, and good time management skills, we invite you to apply. All roles are open to people worldwide, and we are proud to have a team which spans five continents. Your role will involve producing high-level, objective geopolitical risk analysis in the form of our Examination Briefings, covering the pressing issues affecting states within the Oceania region. The requirement is one EB per month, with the topic discussed beforehand with the Head of Desk and to be published subject to our stringent editing process. There are no set hours at Global Weekly, but we expect the final product to be objective, well-researched, and of superior quality. No experience is required, although it is well looked upon. You will need to submit your CV and a short piece of analysis (no more than 500 words) to this form: https://lnkd.in/eAsjPNHM. For inspiration on style and substance, have a look at this post: https://lnkd.in/erPDwUgU Questions? Want more information? Form not working? Email info@global-weekly.com, and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. We look forward to reviewing your applications. Please note that all roles at Global Weekly are voluntary and, therefore, unpaid. #GlobalWeekly #Oceania #JoinUs #Hiring #Geopolitics #Volunteer #Analyst
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Welcome to the Global Weekly East Asia Report - our fortnightly publication that keeps you informed on the key events happening across the region. In this edition: Vessels collide in South China Sea; regional tensions likely to further rise (Han H.) Examining Hong Kong’s role in international finance following the 2020 National Security Law (Jasmine Shahi) Fumio Kishida resigns as Japanese PM; severe instability and change unlikely (Francisco Cigarro Junior) Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises escalate tensions; DPRK & PRC likely to retaliate and invest in cyber capabilities (Samuel Cadeau and James Robert Loughton) Edited by Henry Jeong Head of Desk: Han H. For questions, comments, and applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/esyjTT8c or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please contact us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #EastAsia #GeopoliticalRisk #Intelligence #China #HongKong #SouthChinaSea #Japan
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Welcome to The Global Weekly Report - our Flagship publication. Every Monday, we present the key developments from the past week in each of our regions on one page. In this edition: North America (Thomas Acratopulo, Marius Sheppard Skaerved, Ben Neilan and Rory McAfee) Latin America (Jared Ashburn) Western Europe (Avan Fata) Eurasia (Andrew Smith and James Robert Loughton) Middle East and North Africa (Qianying Zhou) Sub-Saharan Africa (Adam Abass and Temitayo Oladejo CINTA) Indo-Pacific (Avan Fata) East Asia (Han H.) Oceania (Munro Waller) Edited by: Eryn Gold For questions, comments, and applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e-YTuWWj or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please get in touch with us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #TheGlobalWeeklyReport #InternationalAffairs
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The Global Weekly August Hiring Round has officially wrapped up, and we’ve responded to all applicants! A big thank you to everyone who applied and for the work that you put into this process. The talent and enthusiasm we’ve seen this round were truly amazing, and we’re excited to welcome several new Desk Analysts to our team! 🎉Congratulations to those who have received offers - we can’t wait to have you onboard! If you haven’t seen a response yet, be sure to check your inbox (or spam folder) and feel free to reach out to us at info@global-weekly.com if needed. If you didn’t receive an offer this time, please know we’ve also sent a confirmation email your way, with specific feedback available on request. 💼 Interested in contributing to our Reports? We’re always open to new talent! You can apply anytime through this link (https://lnkd.in/esV93njz) or by emailing us at info@global-weekly.com. Wishing the best of luck to all our new joiners - we’re excited for what’s ahead! #Hiring #Job #NewJob #Volunteers #GlobalWeekly #Geopolitics #Celebration
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Welcome to the Global Weekly Middle East and North Africa Report - our fortnightly publication that keeps you informed on the key events happening across the region. In this edition: Türkiye-Syria relations: tensions, reconciliation and Russia's mediation (Qianying Zhou) Sudan peace talks in Switzerland - possible domestic implications (Chelsea Holding) France's recognition of Morocco's claim to the Western Sahara and its implications (Sadeen Haddad) Iran's domestic landscapes: shifts amidst regional tensions (Zohra Shamim) Israeli energy firm commits USD$4b to Cypriot gas field, implications for regional energy security (James Robert Loughton) Edited by Sebastian Maud For questions, comments, and applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/esyjTT8c or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please contact us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #MENA #MiddleEast #GeopoliticalRisk #Türkiye #Iran #Cyprus #Israel #Morocco #Sudan
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Welcome to the Global Weekly Indo-Pacific Report. Our dedicated team of analysts has worked to produce a series of insightful pieces discussing a range of pertinent issues from across the region. In this edition: Analysis of the Rohingya crisis; risk assessment, spillover effects in South Asia (Gaveshna Sarswat) The normalisation of corruption in Malaysia; potential consequences (Toe Pyae Naing) Thailand’s new Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra; family legacy risks political efficacy (Avan Fata) Italy, US launch first MLDE event in Indo-Pacific (Christina Pan) US maintains Vietnam’s non-market economy status; impact on US-Vietnam relations (Harry Horsfield) Bangladesh’s Hindu violence; implications for Modi’s Indian foreign policy (Marina Gruzer) India, Malaysia deepen economic ties with new agreements; falling risk in food security (Avan Fata) Edited by Livia Blackwood Head of Desk: Avan Fata For questions, comments, and applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e-YTuWWj or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please contact us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #IndoPacific #Malaysia #Thailand #Election #Bangladesh #Vietnam
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Welcome to The Global Weekly Report - our Flagship publication. Every Monday, we present the key developments from the past week in each of our regions on one page. In this edition: North America (Thomas Acratopulo, Marius Sheppard Skaerved, Ben Neilan and Rory McAfee) Latin America (Jared Ashburn) Western Europe (Jacob Hougie and Holly Draper) Eurasia (Shreya R.) Middle East and North Africa (Qianying Zhou) Sub-Saharan Africa (Adam Abass and Temitayo Oladejo CINTA) Indo-Pacific (Harry Horsfield) East Asia (Han H.) Oceania (Munro Waller) Edited by: Eryn Gold For questions, comments, and applications, please visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e-YTuWWj or email us at info@global-weekly.com. For business and pro-bono enquiries, please get in touch with us at info@global-weekly.com #Geopolitics #GlobalWeekly #TheGlobalWeeklyReport #InternationalAffairs