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Politicians in Australia, the U.K., and elsewhere are obfuscating the true cost of next-generation technologies.

Europe has much more economic leverage on the Kremlin than Washington.

Resolving conflicts has become less important than managing optics.

A new study finds that foundation models are predisposed toward escalation.

An Israeli co-director of the documentary said U.S. foreign policy was blocking peace.

But Kyiv’s allies remain adamant that aid must come with U.S. security guarantees.

Washington has signaled that it wants the international body to focus on preserving peace, but it could be looking to rubber-stamp its bilateral priorities.

A Republican carbon tariff proposal aims to boost U.S. competitiveness vis-à-vis China—and cut emissions.

Washington needs to foster innovation to beat Beijing.

A globe carved up by strongmen isn’t any world order at all.

How will America’s favorite cuisine fare in Trump’s cartel fight?

Market realities will stymie Trump’s talking points.

The Nordics and Baltics are together inspiring visions of a stronger continent.

The Republican Party’s anti-intellectualism dates back even further.

The responses were indicative of the shocking nature of the meeting.