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The new cost of America's alliance in Asia

Politics The Editorial Board - May 15, 2026.

The meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing occurs at a time when the United States is simultaneously burdened by the war with...

Abu Dhabi’s activism meets Saudi Arabia’s structure

Middle East Ahmad El Husseini - May 8, 2026.

More bad news for Benjamin Netanyahu, and perhaps for Mohammed bin Zayed, arrived not from Tehran, Riyadh or Washington, but from the oil market itself. The...

Spain’s ex-prime minister scandal: when a small airline becomes a big test for the rule of law

EU Daniel Lacalle - May 25, 2026.

In most countries, a minor airline with a tiny market share would never shake the political system. In Spain, Plus Ultra has done exactly that. A...

War of the machines – how artificial intelligence has taken over cyber operations

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 9, 2026.

Until just a few years ago, serious cyber-attacks still depended on humans. Behind major operations were teams of intelligence officers, state-supported hackers, criminal groups or...

What is actually behind the Mamdani and Newsom deficit elimination magic?

Economy Daniel Lacalle - May 18, 2026.

Governor Gavin Newsom and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani have been selling this week the same comforting story: the era of painful deficits is...

Can Americans afford two more years of Trump’s policies?

US Jeffrey Frankel - May 29, 2026.

US President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to end inflation “starting on day one.” He even pledged to lower the price level, which would...

European AI will not be determined by Brussels but by the power grid

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 22, 2026.

In recent years, the European Union has sought to present itself as a global regulator of artificial intelligence. Brussels speaks of ethics, transparency, citizen protection and...

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