The World Today

📢 NEW issue out now!! 📖 ▶ Lead stories on Trump 2.0, the Kamala Harris effect & the global impact of the US election ▶ Articles on the UK & the Global South, the UN's big reset ▶ Reports on Russian spies, China's drug trade and Ukraine's veterans Read NOW: https://lnkd.in/gGy5c6q2

'I know that some people are preparing to leave, especially those with children. But many don’t want to repeat the experience of fleeing Ukraine to live as a refugee, so they are preparing for a hard winter.' Orysia Lutsevych spoke to Mike Higgins, editor of Chatham House The World Today magazine. Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/e9MkEvpj

The World Today the magazine of Chatham House is BACK with its new issue! It’s revamped and packed with insights. Stories include Trump 2.0 & the world, why Kamala Harris has more foreign policy experience than you think, how Europe is thwarting Russia’s spies, and much more! Read now:

Why do so many countries want to join BRICS+? My piece in Chatham House’s wonderful magazine, ‘The World Today’…

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The World Today, the magazine of Chatham House, is back with its new issue!📚 Stories include Trump 2.0 & the world, why Kamala Harris has more foreign policy experience than you think, how Europe is thwarting Russia’s spies, and much more.   Read the full issue👇 https://lnkd.in/ewUZvf9n

Humbled to share my first article published by Chatham House magazine The World Today. This was an incredibly difficult & very important topic for me to write about. But I believe that winning peace in Ukraine will only be possible if those who fought for it are properly supported by the society they return to. Incredibly grateful to Bohdan Bunchak (NGO "Insha Osvita", project Vilno, supported by Robert Bosch Stiftung), Paul Niland (Lifeline Ukraine - suicide prevention hotline) and Ulana Suprun for their trust and interviews. Special thanks to Orysia Lutsevych for her advice & support, and the magazine's editor Mike Higgins for his patience with me during the editing process. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eYGtQVYJ For those who would like to support the projects that are helping Ukrainian veterans - Iinks to the projects are in the article.

The mental-health needs of Ukraine’s veterans are only likely to grow. Estimates suggest that by the end of the war veterans and their families will number between 5 million and 6 million. The re-integration of veterans is Ukraine’s most pressing social challenge, according to 80 per cent of respondents to a Chatham House survey. Anna Morgan profiles 2 projects supporting veterans in Ukraine - NGO "Insha Osvita" (supported by Robert Bosch Stiftung) and Lifeline Ukraine (managed by Paul Niland). Read the full text of the article in today's issue of The World Today (Chatham House magazine): https://lnkd.in/e8kW_GCk

The World Today, the magazine of Chatham House, is BACK with its new issue! 📚 Stories include Trump 2.0 & the world, why Kamala Harris has more foreign policy experience than you think, how Europe is thwarting Russia’s spies, and much more! Read now: https://lnkd.in/e6QtajBe