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A Wild Ride: Global Energy Markets
Supply and demand swings due to the pandemic, infrastructure outages due to extreme weather, and
the Russian invasion of Ukraine have roiled oil and gas markets in the last three years. So, what’s next?
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Global Overview: Shifting Tensions, Divergence, and Convergence (Invite only)
The history of the global political-economic order is one of constant change; sometimes this cha
nge is imperceptible, at others, abrupt.
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Navigating Northward: The Geopolitics of the Arctic Arena
The Arctic is an arena of global consequence to economic prosperity, geostrategic competition, a
nd climate change.
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Part 2: The Ukraine War and Reconstruction Efforts
February of this year saw the Ukraine war enter a second year of hostilities. After repelling Ru
ssia’s initial invasion and its attempt to capture Kyiv, Ukraine’s army pushed Russian forces back.
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Africa in the Driver’s Seat: The New Rush for Africa (Invite only)
With increasing trade and financial flows across the "global South," rising food and resource in
security in more developed markets, and the growing scramble for cobalt, lithium and other "rare earths", African countries are being courted on many sides f
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From European Dream to Reality
The prospect of joining the community of European nations has always served as both a stick and
a carrot for political and economic reform in Europe’s near abroad.
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Africa: The Next Frontier for Fund Investors
With a bigger landmass and a larger consumer population than India, China, the U.S., and Europe
combined, Africa had attracted the attention of most international investors by the early 2000s.
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The Near Future of Geopolitics (Invite only)
This session will open with a conversation between His Royal Highness, Prince Turki AlFaisal AlS
aud, moderated by Michael Milken, followed by a roundtable discussion, facilitated by Cornelia Meyer.
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Africa: The Next Frontier for Fund Investors
With a bigger landmass and a larger consumer population than India, China, the U.S., and Europe co
mbined, Africa had attracted the attention of most international investors by the early 2000s.
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