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Post-9/11 security order takes new shape | Number Theory (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after 9/11 made terrorism the organising idea of Western security, the world it produced is coming apart in unexpected ways. The charts below explore how the post-9/11 security order has evolved, with Trump pushing Europe to carry more of the military burden, American voters growing wearier of foreign wars, and terrorism itself losing its centrality on Western foreign policy. Sreedev Krishnakumar is a data journalist who specialises in stories at the intersection of the economy
Post-9/11 security order takes new shape (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after 9/11 made terrorism the organising idea of Western security, the world it produced is coming apart in unexpected ways. The charts below explore how the post-9/11 security order has evolved, with Trump pushing Europe to carry more of the military burden, American voters growing wearier of foreign wars, and terrorism itself losing its centrality in Western foreign policy. The post-9/11 security order was built around an America willing to spend, deploy and fight far from ho
Migration's economics and politics in US, Europe and China | Number Theory (opens the original)
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Elon Musk, the world’s richest man and an immigrant to America, believes Europe is a cesspool of illegal migration and the UK is on the brink of a civil war because of it. Back home, he supported President Donald Trump’s tough stance on illegal migration but opposed his restrictive policies on the migration of high-skilled workers. The veracity of Musk’s claims notwithstanding, Europe continues to debate migration, as was seen during the dramatic episode of thousands of Moroccans illegally cross
$100,000 OPT fee plan is bad news for Indian students and the US | Number Theory (opens the original)
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The Donald Trump administration in the US is considering a $100,000 fee tied to Optional Practical Training (OPT), which allows foreign graduates to work temporarily in the US after completing their degrees. The proposal follows an appeals court setback to a similar H-1B levy. Unlike direct overseas H-1B recruitment, OPT is the route many large US employers use to hire foreign graduates from American universities before later sponsoring them for work visas. What has been the importance of OPT fo
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