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In the Dollar We Trust: Understanding Trump’s Grand Geo-Economic Strategy

The period of globalization that has been shaping the global economy ever since the end of World War II has come to an end. Globalization is understood as the growing interdependence of economies, cultures, and populations, accomplished through cross

Horizons Discussion on Global Order, Geopolitics, and the Future of Europe with Sachs and Attali

The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) hosted a Horizons Discussion, featuring two of the world’s most distinguished intellectuals, Jacques Attali and Jeffrey Sachs, in a thought-provoking debate on the state of th

CIRSD President Vuk Jeremić Joins High-Profile Discussion on Global Power Shifts

Joining Jeremić on the panel were Russian philosopher and political strategist Alexander Dugin, distinguished professor at Shanghai International Studies University Huang Jing, and senior editor at Guancha.cn Dong Xiao.

Decentralized International Finance and the End of U.S. Financial Hegemony

It has been more than 80 years since the representatives of 44 countries met at the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods to discuss the contours of the new international monetary system that would ensue after the end of the global conflict.

Multilateralism and the New World Order

My first point is: Our world is an interdependent world. Globalization with all its good and bad aspects solidified this fact. We are reminded every day of the oneness of our humanity. This calls upon us all to rethink where we are heading.

Professor Zhang Weiwei Discusses China’s Role in Geopolitics at CIRSD Horizons Discussion in Belgrade

The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) hosted a discussion featuring Professor Zhang Weiwei, a distinguished Chinese intellectual and professor at Fudan University, as part of the Horizons Discussion series. The ev

CIRSD and Sciences Po Host High-Level Panel on Multilateralism in Paris

Paris, January 2025 – The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD), in partnership with Sciences Po, hosted a thought-provoking panel discussion on “Multilateralism and the New World Order” as part of the 10th Youth & Le

No Geopolitics for the Defenseless (and Why the EU is no Different)

The 2024 U.S. presidential election once again took center stage, as if it were a World Cup final that gets broadcast every four years around the world.

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