The political shift in the United States is no historical accident. It’s the product of combined pressures arising from economic, social and ideological transformations and reflects profound changes ...

Competitiveness in artificial intelligence is no longer defined solely by breakthroughs in individual technologies. Instead, ...

Britain may not become a third AI superpower alongside China and the United States, but it is well positioned to serve as an ...

For nearly eight decades, American grand strategy in the Indo-Pacific has rested on a singular assumption: that the United States can project decisive military ...

Foreign aid is shrinking, but it is not disappearing. Even after the sharpest annual decline on record, OECD donors still provided $174.3 billion in assistance in 2025. This includes $29 billion from ...

The conflict and its surrounding issues are characterized by a series of interconnected paradoxes, none of which comes with a ...

What the U.S. president needs is not another, more intense round of airstrikes but a cease-fire formula that every side can ...

Chinese industry has been operating under distinctly unfavorable external conditions, with trade tensions, the pandemic, ...

As China advances its Global Development Initiative through the United Nations, it is increasingly shaping discussions around the post-2030 development agenda. While the initiative raises legitimate ...

Competition for access to resources has been a major driver of conflict in the South China Sea. The discovery of offshore oil in the 1970s triggered a scramble for land features to bolster claims to ...