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Russia is emboldened by the shortage of missiles to defend Ukrainian cities

Eastern Europe Oleksandr Levchenko - July 7, 2026.

Limited battlefield success and the absence of significant territorial gains are increasingly forcing Russia's military and political leadership to rely on large-scale missile and drone...

G7 in search of lost industrial advantage

Economy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 18, 2026.

Few areas today demonstrate such a clear Chinese advantage as the processing of critical minerals. This is precisely why the issue, once confined to mining...

The ECB is making a mistake by raising rates

Economy Daniel Lacalle - June 15, 2026.

The European Central Bank has decided to raise interest rates in the middle of an energy and geopolitical shock, presenting this move as a necessary...

On the road to 2050: AI strategy is now infrastructure strategy

Technology Emre Alkin - July 4, 2026.

When we talk about artificial intelligence, the conversation still tends to gravitate towards model names, user interfaces, generative AI tools, productivity gains, or impressive demos....

The real message of central banks is hidden in the gap between rates and inflation

Economy Emre Alkin - June 27, 2026.

One of the most common mistakes in judging central banks is to look only at the headline policy rate. A high nominal interest rate may...

What the internet can teach us about AI

Technology Ferry Biedermann - June 11, 2026.

A recent paper extolling the virtues of AI for deliberative democracy whisked me right back to the early days of the internet when that new...

Are Argentine voters getting weary of Milei’s disruptor antics?

Politics Sharmila Devi - July 3, 2026.

A slew of corruption scandals washing around Argentina’s Javier Milei has claimed the scalp of his top aide, who resigned last weekend. But the president...

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