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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 technological and military expansion, the real question is no longer who has the strongest military, but which economic system can sustain power over time.
Ukraine
Germany
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Iran
World
For three decades the world appeared to move in one direction. Trade expanded, technology erased distance and globalisation seemed irreversible. Today those assumptions are being quietly dismantled. Power is shifting, supply chains are being…
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…
Iran
The conflict is moving beyond military bases and missile sites towards the systems that sustain modern Gulf life.…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Iran
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Defence
Economics
America has accumulated extraordinary financial wealth, yet its productive economy increasingly struggles to deliver affordable housing, modern infrastructure, skilled employment and industrial renewal. For…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence may yet transform the global economy. But the unprecedented investment pouring into data centres, chips and power infrastructure…
Iran
Iran says it has launched coordinated missile and drone attacks against American military facilities across the Gulf and closed the…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence is emerging from systems even their makers cannot fully explain. The question is no longer whether AI is useful, but who gets to decide how much power it should have.
Iran
Iran is turning Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral into a vast act of mourning and defiance, challenging Washington’s claim…
United States
Trump’s drawdown of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve reveals a more serious weakness: America’s shrinking margin for another Gulf…
Medicine
A UK–US pharmaceutical agreement promises faster access to new medicines and protection for British exports from American tariffs.…
Economics
Japan’s government wants to spend while the Bank of Japan tries to tighten. Rising bond yields, a weak yen and stubborn inflation are now…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Australia
United States
Britain
United States
Zohran Mamdani’s primary sweep shows that a disciplined left-wing machine can now challenge incumbency, donor power and pro-Israel pressure inside…
Britain
Unite and the GMB are not merely trying to block Ed Miliband from the Treasury. They are forcing Andy Burnham…
Law
A UN Commission of Inquiry report alleges that Israeli forces did not merely kill Palestinian children as collateral damage, but targeted them as the biological and social continuity of the Palestinian people. Israel rejects…
Britain
Iran
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Iran