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The dispute with Ukraine could complicate Seoul's push for talks with Pyongyang

Politics TA | AP Insight - October 2, 2026.

South Korea’s president threatened Friday to take unspecified punitive steps against Ukraine if it refuses to apologize over its revelation of a supposedly secret transfer...

Who controls satellite links in a crisis?

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 2, 2026.

Finnish companies Nokia, a telecommunications equipment manufacturer, and ICEYE, a satellite manufacturer, announced on 1 October that they will develop communications systems that countries can...

Can America avoid a debt crisis?

Economy Kenneth Rogoff - October 2, 2026.

America’s fiscal position is increasingly looking like a train hurtling along a twisting mountain track. No one seems willing to slow down for fear of falling...

Ebola fails to galvanise the world to prepare for the next pandemic

Globalization Sharmila Devi - October 2, 2026.

Luckily for the rest of the world, the Ebola disease outbreak that has claimed almost 4,000 lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo is not...

Ukrainian manufacturers race to build interceptors against new Russian jet-powered drones

Eastern Europe TA | AP Insight - October 1, 2026.

Russia's new class of jet-powered drones rip across the night sky in Kyiv at hundreds of kilometers per hour, leaving Ukrainian air-defense units only moments...

Why are the middle powers reluctant to take the 'third path'?

Politics Sophie Eisentraut - October 1, 2026.

In his historic speech in Davos in January, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged middle powers to confront an increasingly harsh geopolitical reality by joining...

Hungarian universities pay the price of political control

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 1, 2026.

On 30 September, the General Court of the European Union dismissed claims brought by six Hungarian universities challenging a ban on new European funding. The ban...

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