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Europe Should Reject US-Style Competitiveness

WASHINGTON, DC – Even before President Donald Trump ratcheted up his demand for US control of Greenland, European leaders were feverishly reassessing every aspect of the transatlantic relationship, from security to trade. One area of particular concern has been the European Union’s supposed “competitiveness” deficit with the United States. The

Europe Cannot Avoid an AI Reckoning

The lesson from recent US policy changes is not that Europe should deregulate, but that regulation without hardware, compute, and

New World Order or Bust

The world is indeed a mess. But defending institutions that have lost their effectiveness and legitimacy is not the answer.

America’s Year of Self-Destruction

Constitutionally protected civil liberties are giving way to comprehensive surveillance and control, administered by private companies like Palantir.

How Developing Countries Can Make the Most of AI

The return of industrial policy marks a major shift in global economic thinking, but for developing countries, it is a

Stifling the “Spirit of Dialogue” at Davos

The silence on climate change is as cynical as it is unsurprising. One of Trump’s first acts in his second

Can China Reverse Its Demographic Decline?

China has just announced that births in 2025 plunged to 7.92 million, from 9.54 million the previous year – and almost

China-India Poll 2025 Shows Optimism on Bilateral Ties

The poll used a standardized questionnaire with 28 core questions and collected 1,854 valid responses from China and India through

Trump’s Anti-Moral Morality

The course of international relations for decades to come will be determined by whether the rest of the world accepts

Grok Is Testing Whether AI Governance Means Anything

Governments worldwide increasingly agree on a basic premise of AI governance: systems deployed at scale must be safe, controllable, and