Why did Taiwan spend part of this month deliberately slowing down its own mobile internet? The civil defence exercises that opened in early August are testing what the island’s communications — reliant on undersea cables — would feel like under blockade, with bandwidth throttled on purpose to see how citizens would talk to one another […]
Historians trace how US hopes of trade, reform and friendship gave way to rivalry with the power it once sought to transform. Read More Here
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India and other midsize powers can shape the global order through plurilateral coalitions. Read More Here
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Global foreign direct investment rose 6% to $1.6 trillion in 2025, ending two years of decline. The recovery remains fragile and uneven: inflows to developed economies rose 11%, while developing economies recorded only 2% growth, reaching $901 billion. Much of the increase reflected a small number of megaprojects, especially in AI-related digital infrastructure. The world’s […]
Blanket relationship with all African nations is viewed as a precedent for partners like the EU. Read More Here
As the two sides near a final trade deal, a few sticking points remain. Read More Here
Around the world, the line between economic policy and national security is disappearing. Read More Here
