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The dual-use market is a solution for Europe's defense commitments

EU Krzysztof Krawczyk - September 13, 2026.

Poland has led NATO in defense spending in relative terms for three consecutive years, with an annual budget of roughly zł200 billion ($54 billion), or...

Reinvention is not failure – the power of letting go of the past

Technology Elise Quevedo - September 13, 2026.

I have just returned from Connected Britain in London, where I had the opportunity to speak with a company that has 175 years of history....

War changes the cost and form of AI power

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 12, 2026.

The United Arab Emirates is considering a major overhaul of a project unveiled a little more than a year ago as the largest AI campus...

Reform UK received a record donation from cryptocurrency tycoons

UK TA | AP Insight - September 12, 2026.

Reform UK, the anti-immigration party led by Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage, received 72 million pounds ($97 million) from two cryptocurrency billionaires this weekend, fueling concerns...

A new monetary accord is needed because of China's trade surplus

Globalization Jim O'Neill - September 12, 2026.

In keeping with the adage that history never repeats itself but often rhymes, I suspect that we could soon see developments in international macroeconomic policy...

Who pays when Trump gets it wrong?

Economy Emre Alkin - September 12, 2026.

There is a simple question I would ask anyone who still confuses Donald Trump’s aggression with competence: who pays when he gets it wrong? The president...

Why the lessons of 9/11 matter in an age of hybrid escalation

US Sean Wiswesser - September 12, 2026.

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, there is a lesson from that terrible morning that America and its allies cannot afford to forget: deterrence fails...

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