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Panic in the sky: How fear and guesswork cost Belgium millions India navigates US–Iran tensions over strategic Chabahar Port development NATO reconsiders summit strategy amid Trump-era tensions and political theater Why AI may not trigger a productivity boom like the computer revolution Europe’s economic emergency: Security without growth is an illusion Midterm backlash: Why Republicans face a growing electoral reckoning Myanmar’s “peace talks” are strategic deception, not a path to peace Trump backs ‘ICE-to-NICE’ rebrand amid mounting criticism of immigration tactics Barcelona drawn into Europe’s Balkan crime war as targeted killings escalate India–New Zealand free trade agreement signals strategic economic shift
Belgium
Panic in the sky: How fear and guesswork cost Belgium millions
Public policy, especially in national defense, is supposed to rest on clear facts, careful planning, and strong public oversight. Yet sometimes governments move in a very different way-guided less by read more
Chabahar Port
India navigates US–Iran tensions over strategic Chabahar Port development
India has entered a delicate phase of diplomatic balancing as it continues discussions with both the United States and Iran over the future of the strategically significant Chabahar Port project. read more
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO reconsiders summit strategy amid Trump-era tensions and political theater
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is facing renewed internal debate over the purpose and frequency of its high-profile summits, as concerns grow that political spectacle-particularly surrounding Donald Trump-is overshadowing read more
AI
Why AI may not trigger a productivity boom like the computer revolution
Artificial intelligence has arrived with extraordinary expectations attached to it. Many in the technology sector argue that it will unlock a new era of economic expansion, comparable to-or even exceeding-the read more
European Union
Europe’s economic emergency: Security without growth is an illusion
Europe is once again confronting a familiar but increasingly dangerous paradox: its political leaders are attempting to manage an expanding list of geopolitical and social obligations while its economic foundations read more
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