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For almost two-thirds of a century, Washington has tried to make Cuba’s revolutionary government economically unviable. The island survived through Soviet support, rationing, public healthcare, Venezuelan oil and the endurance of its people. Now an American energy siege is turning chronic decline into a struggle for electricity, water, medicine and national sovereignty.
Europe
Defence
Economics
Defence
Economics
Britain
Europe
Economics
Japan spent three decades exporting cheap capital and became America’s largest foreign creditor. As the yen slid towards ¥164 to the dollar, Washington intervened not just to support Japan, but to contain a threat…
Africa
Economics
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Middle East
From Yemen and Iraq to Lebanon, Syria and Palestine, the war with Iran is reactivating older conflicts with…
Middle East
The confrontation with Iran is becoming something larger than a war. From the Strait of Hormuz to Yemen,…
Defence
Russia’s larger population, deeper industrial base, greater energy resources and superior capacity in missiles, aircraft, air defence and…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Japan
Economics
Economics
Spain
The dramatic scenes in Ceuta were widely described as an invasion of Europe. They were not. The migrants entered a small Spanish enclave but…
Ukraine
For more than a decade Ukraine transformed the Donbas into one of Europe’s most formidable defensive systems, binding cities, mines,…
Germany
Germany’s industrial model once appeared unassailable, built on engineering excellence, affordable energy and global exports. Today suppliers are cutting thousands…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
China has not won the artificial intelligence race, but Kimi K3 shows that American chip restrictions have failed to stop its progress. While the United States commits unprecedented capital to proprietary AI infrastructure, Beijing…
European governments are spending heavily on rearmament and warning of a possible conflict with Russia. Yet their citizens…
Germany
Germany has committed almost €80 billion in assistance and pledges to Ukraine, but the AfD says Berlin has…
Germany
The AfD could win more than 40 per cent in Saxony-Anhalt without entering government. Germany’s anti-AfD firewall remains…
Iran
America’s Gulf bases, ports and pipelines were built to contain Iran. They now expose the region’s water, energy and military infrastructure to retaliation—while a…
Iran
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Defence
Economics
China
For years the semiconductor race was measured by who could build the smallest transistor. Faced with Western export controls, China…
Economics
The world’s energy problem is no longer a shortage of oil. It is the steady erosion of the buffers that…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence may yet transform the global economy. But the unprecedented investment pouring into data centres, chips and power infrastructure rests on assumptions that all have to prove true at once. History suggests that…
Iran
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Iran
Iran
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Iran
United States