The US and China both face serious domestic strains. As Trump and Xi meet this week to discuss trade, AI and Taiwan, neither side should mistake the other’s weaknesses for strategic decline.
Eight candidates are vying to succeed António Guterres, but if the next United Nations’ chief can’t reassert its role in ...
Gulf Arab states increasingly view Israel as the main obstacle to progress on the peace plan – and may hope for an opening ...
Host countries that allow those in ‘protracted displacement’ to work boost their economies and improve refugees’ ability to ...
Iran and its allies can now exert pressure on two strategic maritime chokepoints, with global implications. A more coherent ...
Hear from Catherine Raw at BHP, the world’s largest mining company by market capitalization, on the forces reshaping global ...
The administration’s efforts to undermine confidence in the US electoral system could spark a political crisis in November – ...
China absorbed the shock by drawing on stockpiles and a decade of electrification. Europe needs electrification for security, ...
Anthropic’s warning should be taken seriously – but not as cover for entrenching US labs or escalating rivalry with Beijing.
Daily power cuts, fuel shortages and empty shop shelves are part of everyday life for Cubans as they struggle with the worst ...
The SCO and BRICS summits indicate Russia retains sufficient value to China, India and other non-Western powers to pursue its ...
The US offers the most advanced defence technology at the expense of sovereignty. Yet Britain can develop AI and other ...
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