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Welcome to This Week. FP Analytics has released Part 1 of a comprehensive three-part analysis of the forces shaping the international financial system. The Future of Money serves as a critical resource for governments, companies, and individuals looking to better understand and navigate its rapid transformation. As technological, regulatory, and geopolitical forces combine to transform the international financial system, Part 1 of FP Analytics’ Future of Money Power Map provides a comprehensive mapping of the mechanisms underlying U.S. control of the financial system and the emerging challenges to this system. Subscribe or upgrade to FP Insider for full access to this and all other Power Maps and Special Reports from FP Analytics, Foreign Policy’s in-house policy research department.
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NEW FROM FP The Future of Money: Part 1
An exploration of the range of threats to the U.S. dollar’s dominance in the international economy
In FP Analytics’ latest three-part Power Map, The Future of Money, we examine the forces shaping the global financial landscape and driving the adoption of new financial instruments by major institutions such as central banks, investment banks, and large tech companies as well as individual investors. Part 1 analyzes the status of the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency, details the emerging challenges to the dollar, and walks through China’s, Russia’s, and the European Union’s efforts to transform the existing financial system. We also discuss the launch of China’s digital currency and its broad international and domestic implications.
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UPCOMING EVENTS  UNGA 2021: The FP Preview
Sept. 17, 2021 | 11 a.m. EDT
Join FP reporters Colum Lynch and Robbie Gramer as they provide a sneak peek on the biggest diplomatic event of the year. From U.S. President Joe Biden's agenda to U.N. campaigns on climate change and refugees, they'll open up their reporter's notebooks to take you inside the planning and priorities for the 76th annual U.N. General Assembly. Attendance to this call is only available for FP subscribers.
 FP Virtual Dialogue: Water Scarcity & Climate Change
Sept. 21, 2021 | 11 a.m. EDT
International experts have been sounding the alarm for decades that the world is rapidly running out of one of its most essential resources: fresh water. The tenuous future of our most precious resource is a global challenge and one that demands greater attention by policymakers, scientists, and innovators to create collaborative solutions for a water-secure future. Join FP, in partnership with the UAE Embassy in Washington, for a discussion on securing the future of water.
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