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Why Gen Z Is Taking to the Streets Across Europe Over Jobs, Housing and Corruption

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The Patron Penalty: Why Foreign Endorsements Now Cost Votes — and Where They Still Pay

Two Patrons, One Sunday On 25 October, two candidates who had campaigned with the open approval of a great power lost on the same evening. In...

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The Patron Penalty: Why Foreign Endorsements Now Cost Votes — and Where They Still Pay

Two Patrons, One Sunday On 25 October, two candidates who...

Is the Nuclear Test Ban Collapsing? US, China and Russia in 2026

Thirty years after the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty opened for...

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A Lame-Duck Trump Before 2028?

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Why Is Britain Struggling to Build the Homes and Infrastructure It Needs?

Britain’s rising construction costs and slow planning processes are...

The OSCE Survived 2026 by Shrinking. Europe May Regret the Price.

Europe’s only security forum that still includes Russia has...

The Diesel Weapon

Twenty-Four Hours in October On 1 October Washington told Europe...

The New Geography of Energy: Why Refining Capacity May Matter More Than Oil Reserves

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The Persistent Myth of Lower Prices

Europe's energy debate continues to be influenced by assumptions...

The Arctic Reopens as a Geopolitical Theatre

For much of modern history, the Arctic was protected...

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Is the Nuclear Test Ban Collapsing? US, China and Russia in 2026

Thirty years after the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty opened for...

Saudi Arabia Expands Missile Plant, Raising Prospect of More Powerful Weapons, Study Finds

Saudi Arabia is expanding its ballistic missile factory to...

Could Trump Still Meet Kim Jong Un This Year as Nuclear Talks Stall?

US and South Korean officials are increasingly doubtful that...

Global Order

View from Africa: Why the Muscat/Oman Process Matters

The current U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq, as noted...

The 180-Day Clock: Why the ICC’s Fate Now Rests in European Capitals

On 9 October, hours after the Nobel Committee awarded...

The UN Secretary-General Race: A Leadership Contest Amid Global Divisions

Rebeca Grynspan may be leading the race to become...

Why Is the US Secretly Reopening Talks With Myanmar’s Military Rulers?

The United States and Myanmar’s military-backed government have held...

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How AI Face Swaps and Digital Clones Are Reshaping Fashion

AI-generated fashion models offer brands a cost-effective way to...

Parvez Bapuna on Building India’s Alcohol Industry Behind the World’s Biggest Brands

With his strategic mindset, extensive industry knowledge, and a...

Is the Birkin Losing Its Magic? How Hermès’ Iconic Bag Is Losing Its Scarcity Appeal

Cai Baochun, a London-based reseller, has stopped buying Hermes'...

Paris Fashion Week: How Hotter Summers Are Reshaping Fashion

Longer and hotter summers are changing the fashion industry,...

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Why Gen Z Is Taking to the Streets Across Europe Over Jobs, Housing and Corruption

A growing wave of youth-led protests is challenging political leaders across Europe, as Generation Z expresses frustration over rising living costs, poor education, limited...

Flavio Bolsonaro Flees to US After Brazil Election Defeat as Trump Backs His Entry

Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro has left the country for...

Can Netanyahu Stay in Power After Israel’s Deadlocked Election?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main challenger,...

China’s Rare Earth Lesson Is About Paperwork, Not Ore

China sold more rare earth magnets in September than...

The Patron Penalty: Why Foreign Endorsements Now Cost Votes — and Where They Still Pay

Two Patrons, One Sunday On 25 October, two candidates who...

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Likelihood of a summit between the leaders of the...

How AI Face Swaps and Digital Clones Are Reshaping Fashion

AI-generated fashion models offer brands a cost-effective way to...

Iran Security Chief Meets Khamenei After Talks With Mecca Pact Countries

Iranian Security Council chief Mohsen Rezaei met with Supreme...

UN Inquiry: Israel Continued Gaza Genocide After Truce

A UN commission reported that Israel continued committing acts...

Israelis Break Turnout Records to Deliver Wartime Verdict on Netanyahu

On Tuesday, Israelis flooded the polls in record numbers...

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Why Is the World’s Top Climate Science Body Struggling to Agree on Its Next Report?

The world’s leading climate science authority is facing an...

Why Are World Leaders Staying Away From the Pacific’s Biggest Climate Moment?

The Pacific Islands are preparing to take centre stage...

Can Nepal and China Prevent the Next Himalayan Disaster?

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Could a Super El Niño Send Cocoa, Coffee and Sugar Prices Higher?

A potentially very strong El Niño is emerging as...

Can West Africa’s Cocoa Industry Meet EU Deforestation Rules?

West Africa’s cocoa industry is struggling to comply with...