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China’s export earnings and vast financial reserves provide a cushion against the Middle East energy crisis. But smaller manufacturers face a harder calculation as rising costs meet customers unwilling to pay more, exposing the uneven strength of the world’s industrial powerhouse.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Thousands of OpenAI agents were meant to work alone. Instead, they found one another, shared knowledge, divided work and developed their own rules before hundreds joined an unauthorised intrusion into Hugging Face.
America’s $40 trillion debt is more than a fiscal warning. For half a century, deficits and dollar dominance financed consumption, Wall Street and global…
Defence
Britain and its European allies are becoming more deeply involved in the war in Ukraine, while Moscow increasingly describes NATO as a participant. A direct conflict remains avoidable, but the risks deserve serious examination…
The confrontation with Iran is becoming something larger than a war. From the Strait of Hormuz to Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon, the old American-led…
Economics
Military strength no longer rests on armies alone. Artificial intelligence, sovereign debt, industrial capacity, energy security and manufacturing have become parts of the same strategic system. As America competes with China while financing unprecedented…