Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Former ICC Judge
The United States imposed new sanctions on the international body in response.
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The Global Diesel Crisis, Explained
How did the world reach a tipping point, and who holds the leverage?
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Arnold Toynbee’s Chinese Century
A forgotten historian enjoys a strange afterlife in Beijing.
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Russian Sabotage in Europe Is No Longer ‘Symbolic’
The Kremlin’s strategy has entered a dangerous new phase, Estonia’s counterintelligence chief says.
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The United States Is Not Ready for the Arctic Age
Rana Foroohar’s “Sea Change” shows why Washington can’t compete at the top of the world.
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How Italy Spawned the Western Far Right
A longtime Rome correspondent reflects on the political trends in his adopted home.
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What Life Was Like for a Jewish Artist in 1930s Berlin
The debut novel “Venus, Vanishing” is a fast-paced tale of deception, forgery, sex, and escape.
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Brazil’s Far-Right Resurgence
The Bolsonaro family looks likely to retake the presidency.
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Mecca Pact, Activated
What Pakistan and Turkey will likely do (and want) in Saudi Arabia.
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How America and China Compare on AI
And why the two countries have different definitions of winning.
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Trump Is Reopening the Middle East’s Deadliest Sectarian Fault Lines
Washington is pressing Shiite groups to disarm while ignoring the real fears that keep them armed.
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The Next Iran War Is This Iran War
The Iran war is, and always was, about regime change.
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To Understand France’s Unrest, Look Back to 1982
François Mitterrand’s U-turn decades ago holds lessons for today.
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Where the Saudi-Houthi War Stands Now
The Yemeni rebel forces ramp up strikes on Saudi airports, oil refineries, and other critical infrastructure.
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Can a New Credit Rating Agency Help Africans Borrow at Better Rates?
The African Union is challenging the big three rating agencies’ approach to assessing African borrowing risk.
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The Real Danger May Be AI as Dumb as Us
Talk of “super intelligence” distracts from frequent screwups.
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America’s Best Answer to the China-Russia Alliance
Washington can exploit friction, strengthen allies, and make the axis harder to sustain.
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The Leverage Middle Powers Have in the AI Race
Allied democracies can offer something U.S. industry desperately needs.
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Pakistan’s Opposition on the March
Simmering anger over former leader Imran Khan’s imprisonment drives protesters back to the streets—and toward Islamabad.
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IMF Chief Issues Stark Economic Warning for 2027
Kristalina Georgieva urges world leaders to implement protective measures to help keep the lights on.
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China Might Lap the United States on AI Adoption
Beijing’s collaborative approach is winning over other states.
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Can Regional Powers Prevent Ethiopia’s Conflict From Spreading?
Addis Ababa’s forces have recaptured a key town as rifts deepen in the Horn of Africa.
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Here’s What to Do About Trump’s War Crimes
Despite the obstacles, foreign governments and U.S. lawmakers can begin the process of holding the president…
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China’s AI Rollout Has No Off Switch
Beijing may talk about safety, but its model of AI diffusion is made to go rogue.
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What Does China’s New Military Base in Laos Mean?
Beijing’s third overseas base is also its second in Southeast Asia.
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How to Avoid Disaster in the Next Iran War
Recent war games highlight how Washington can improve its air defenses so the next round of fighting isn’t worse.
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey Trigger Mutual Defense Pact
Even the threat of joint involvement could dramatically shift the Saudi-Houthi conflict.
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Why Chinese Parents Don’t Want Two Kids
Beijing is pushing for bigger families, but the realities of childbirth and early parenting make it a hard sell.
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What’s Freezing the U.S. Housing Market?
A hot, AI-driven economy certainly plays a role.
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China Doesn’t Need to Invade Taiwan to Control It
A bloodless political victory may be far harder for Washington to handle.
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Trump’s Red-Dye Diesel Plan Has a Major Flaw
Cutting fuel taxes for truckers might bring a little relief, but it won’t add any new supplies.
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How Much More Trump Trouble Can Indonesia’s Prabowo Take?
Jakarta’s attempts to align with Washington face a growing backlash at home.
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AI Made the List—but Humans Still Did the Killing
In the film “NAZA,” Israeli soldiers reveal the workings of autonomous warfare.
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Sánchez Calls Snap Elections Over Spain’s Housing Crisis
The vote’s timing makes it a litmus test for progressive politics across Europe.
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France’s Catholic Revival Is Fueling Its Far Right
French religiosity is surging—in tandem with political extremism.
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Russia’s Air War Aims to Bleed Ukraine Dry
Vladimir Putin’s latest plan for victory puts a cease-fire well out of reach.
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