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Who will build European cars after 2035?

EU TA Analysis - October 18, 2026.

France and Germany agreed a joint proposal on rules for European car factories. Under current regulations, from 2035 manufacturers must cut the average carbon dioxide...

Europe should not look to US and China while solving its productivity crisis

Economy Dani Rodrik - October 12, 2026.

Europe faces a productivity crisis. Over the past quarter-century, its labor productivity has risen only half as rapidly as that of the United States, widening...

What the Stasi archives reveal about the value of technological espionage

Economy TA Analysis - September 28, 2026.

On 27 September, Reuters reported on a new paper by three economists who attempted to answer a question that countries can usually only estimate: how...

Three months from breach to warning: Australia looks to OpenAI for answers

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 24, 2026.

On 24 September, the Australian Government announced that it had launched an urgent investigation after an OpenAI agent hacked the government’s Medicare statistics portal. Prime Minister...

Trump has passed the peak of his ability to disrupt the international order

US Ian Bremmer - October 8, 2026.

At the UN General Assembly last month, US President Donald Trump delivered a victory speech. A decade after telling his supporters  that he’d stack so many...

Why is the peace process between India and Pakistan at a stalemate?

India Shashi Tharoor - October 7, 2026.

For decades, South Asia was locked in a perpetual cycle of conflict management: brief military clashes between India and Pakistan would be followed by de-escalation...

Spare parts as US leverage in the trade dispute with China

China TA Analysis - October 2, 2026.

In recent weeks, the US Department of Commerce has been slowing the issuance of export licences for aircraft parts destined for China, Reuters reported on...

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