How One Nobel Prize Connects Gaza, U.S. Sanctions on the ICC, Myanmar, Russia and Rare Earths
Navi Pillay learned that she had won the Nobel Peace Prize while sitting in Courtroom 600 in Nuremberg — the same courtroom where Nazi leaders were prosecuted after World War II and where some of the foundations of modern international criminal law were laid. The symbolism was difficult to miss. Pillay
Diplomatic Note: Peter Orszag at ECNY –– The New Supply-Side Era
Peter Orszag, CEO of Lazard and former Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, joined the Economic Club of New York for a conversation about an economy increasingly shaped by geopolitics, supply constraints, AI investment and political risk.Latest Articles
How One Nobel Prize Connects Gaza, U.S. Sanctions on the ICC, Myanmar, Russia and Rare Earths
Navi Pillay learned that she had won the Nobel Peace Prize while sitting in Courtroom 600 in Nuremberg — the same courtroom where Nazi leaders were prosecuted after World War II and where some of the foundations of modern international criminal law were laid. The symbolism was difficult to miss. Pillay
Diplomatic Note: Peter Orszag at ECNY –– The New Supply-Side Era
Peter Orszag, CEO of Lazard and former Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, joined the Economic Club of New York for a conversation about an economy increasingly shaped by geopolitics, supply constraints, AI investment and political risk.
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How One Nobel Prize Connects Gaza, U.S. Sanctions on the ICC, Myanmar, Russia and Rare Earths
Navi Pillay learned that she had won the Nobel Peace Prize while sitting in Courtroom 600 in Nuremberg — the same courtroom where Nazi leaders were prosecuted after World War II and where some of the foundations of modern international criminal law were laid. The symbolism was difficult to miss. Pillay
Diplomatic Note: Peter Orszag at ECNY –– The New Supply-Side Era
Peter Orszag, CEO of Lazard and former Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, joined the Economic Club of New York for a conversation about an economy increasingly shaped by geopolitics, supply constraints, AI investment and political risk.
