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Economic warfare has gone global, and the post-1990s economic order, built for an age of efficiency rather than rivalry, is fragmenting. Three futures are possible: managed globalization, competing blocs, or pure transactionalism.

Trump turned tariffs from a response to the China shock into a durable, more sweeping tool of U.S. economic statecraft. Even as courts challenge his methods, future presidents are unlikely to surrender the executive’s expanded trade powers. The result will be a more volatile, bil…

China now has greater scale than the United States across nearly every dimension of great-power competition, leaving Washington unable to balance Beijing on its own. The only viable path is to build "allied scale" by transforming bilateral alliances into a platform for pooled eco…

Researchers also question whether UK’s impartiality rules allow for proper scrutiny in era of multiparty politics Broadcasters are letting down voters by relying on so-called vox pop interviews and failing to scrutinise political claims during election campaigns, according to res…

Economic power is no longer about writing rules in global institutions; it is about weaponizing interdependence. China's response to Trump's tariffs, wielding its dominance of critical mineral supply chains, has set a precedent more important than the tariffs themselves. The Unit…

Partisanship and the collapse of the foreign policy establishment are making U.S. national security policy less durable, with presidents acting alone and consensus increasingly out of reach. The likely result is short-lived policies, weak alliances, and a strategic disadvantage a…

America’s rupture with allies, institutions, and global economic norms has left the next U.S. president an international economic system that bears little resemblance to the one that preceded it. The task at hand is not restoration but reinvention.

The Iran war has showcased U.S. precision firepower but exposed glaring vulnerabilities, from rapidly depleted munitions stockpiles to inadequate defenses against cheap drones. Washington should buy fewer expensive manned platforms and far more low-cost drones and counter-drone s…

Strained alliances, depleted munitions, and an unsustainable defense budget will force U.S. military planners into hard trade-offs even as China and Russia loom larger. To deter both countries, the Pentagon should compete asymmetrically with flexible, innovative capabilities, and…

Europe is on track to defend itself against Russia but unlikely to project meaningful power beyond its borders, leaving the continent an inward-looking island of stability. For the United States, that is a mixed blessing: a stronger Europe at home frees up U.S. capabilities elsew…

The Western Hemisphere has bifurcated into a North America aligned with Washington and a South America tilting toward Beijing. A more immediate danger comes from criminal-political-business networks across Latin America. Washington should compete more effectively with China and c…

Over the next decade, African states will face mounting threats to their legitimacy and sovereignty, with some becoming client states of outside patrons and others gaining leverage from competition over critical minerals, demographics, and geography. To remain relevant on a conti…

Climate change poses a major geopolitical and economic threat, reshaping coastlines, opening the Arctic, driving migration, straining water supplies, and magnifying extreme heat. U.S. policymakers systematically underestimate these cascading risks and are failing to invest in ada…

Alliances remain Washington's single greatest strategic advantage over China and Russia, but the old transatlantic bargain of U.S. protection for European loyalty is no longer politically sustainable. A more autonomous Europe within a rebalanced alliance is the better future for …

MEPs watered down conditions on implementation after EU governments rejected tougher safeguards

Negotiators said the compromise will give European manufacturers more certainty, even though Brussels can't guarantee Washington will stick to the deal.

If approved, migration plan would give countries the option to use "return hubs" for those who have been ordered to leave the EU.

An open parliamentary seat in Dublin Central should be Sinn Féin’s for the taking. But the capital’s most famous mobster is on the ticket, too — and could determine the winner in Ireland’s complex voting system.

Nigerian Army lauds joint US operation as part of ongoing military campaign to 'hunt down and kill terrorists anywhere'.

Tom Phillips on life in the country four months after the US abduction of the former president Nicolás Maduro “The last time I flew out of Venezuela was right at the start of August 2024, just after the disputed presidential election,” the Guardian’s Latin America correspondent, …

At annual I/O conference, company debuts a product for everyday consumers to create autonomous AI agents Google announced Tuesday that it would expand its search bar, the centerpiece of the most-visited website in the world, with a heavy dose of artificial intelligence. The tech …

US Vice President JD Vance says the US is prepared to take military action if Iran does not agree to a nuclear deal