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Fighting ‘Sovietism’ – What does Ukraine's military reshuffle mean for the war?

Eastern Europe Adrien Fontanellaz - August 31, 2026.

In January 2026, Mykhailo Fedorov, then 35, became Ukraine's new defence minister. He had spent the previous several years running the Ministry of Digital Transformation,...

The next global financial shock could start in Japan

Finances Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 30, 2026.

The latest sign that the yen problem is no longer purely Japan’s issue came this weekend from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s annual...

Advanced climate technology is building a more intelligent layer around the planet

Technology Elise Quevedo - August 16, 2026.

I stated last week that the wildfires in Europe should make us reconsider how technology can help save the environment. The key takeaway was that...

The White House’s lack of transparency over Trump’s health adds fuel to the debate about his fitness

US James Oliphant - August 18, 2026.

It’s come to this: last week, while Donald Trump held an event in the Oval Office, a significant slice of the internet speculated that a...

Uzbekistan diversifies economic and security partnerships beyond Russian sphere

Politics Oleksandr Levchenko - August 11, 2026.

Uzbekistan is systematically expanding its economic and migration ties beyond the Russian sphere, seeking to reduce its one-sided dependence on Russia and integrate more deeply...

Debunking the myth - more data may lead to worse decisions

Economy Emre Alkin - August 22, 2026.

There is a powerful assumption in modern management: the more data we have, the faster and more accurately we will make decisions. Companies have acted on...

Can Latin America's economies bear the cost of organized crime?

Economy Guillermo Ortiz - September 1, 2026.

Latin America almost certainly pays the world’s highest economic price for organized crime. According to the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), crime costs Latin America and the...

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