The U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement weakens its influence and alters global climate governance. July 15: To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, a new artwork by American ...

President-elect Nawrocki’s win weakens Prime Minister Donald Tusk and sets Warsaw on a more U.S.-aligned, Brussels-wary course. On August 6, conservative Karol Nawrocki takes the oath of office as ...

Angola withdraws as DRC conflict mediator, with Qatar and the U.S. stepping in, as M23 rebels gain ground amid stalled peace talks and regional tension.

Political tensions and geostrategic rivalry now influence trade decisions more than economic reasoning or market efficiency.

Innovation policy, particularly concerning AI, has become the core of economic strategy, driving national growth and competitiveness in the modern world.

Overregulation is behind Europe’s lagging productivity and innovation.

The world is potentially sleepwalking into war, while the West dithers and new powers redraw the rules. Risks are multiplying as the world rearms and emerging powers pursue their own agendas. The most ...

China’s rise as a nuclear supplier has given more agency to recipient countries by allowing them to pit providers against one another.

Ivory Coast’s economic boom and the end of French military presence contrast with political uncertainties surrounding the upcoming elections.

China has entered a deflationary cycle, exposing stark economic disparities amid slowing growth and cautious policy changes.

Only five of the 27 European Union member states are socialist-led as a conservative wave gains strength in Europe.

Shifting regional dynamics and increased Chinese investment are reshaping the geopolitical balance in Central Asia, with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan at the center.