Nature at Work Again
Importers of U.S. gas could see their energy bills head north as an unprecedentedly strong hurricane season threatens the U.S.…
Bangladesh: What Next?
After an unbroken rule of 15 years, the pro-India Awami League is out in the wilderness. What awaits Sonar Bangla?
Still Not Out of the Woods
Strengthening energy security may be the solution to Sri Lanka’s economic problems.
Chaining the Behemoth
Will the U.S. antitrust ruling unleash a wave of search engine innovations?
Death in Teheran
Why was the moderate leader Ismail Haniyeh killed while he was in the midst of talks?
A Balancing Act
Giorgia Meloni is trying to preserve a delicate balance between historical fascism and contemporary governance.
Breaching the Social Contract?
Kenya, the lodestar for African Democracy, is again in focus, all for the wrong reasons.
Japan’s Inflation: for Good or Bad
Japan’s recent inflation was hailed as a sign of economic growth but may not be such good news after all.
Combat 2.0
Is AI reprogramming warfare?
Bullets And Political Trolls
A historic turn of events occurred in the globally watched U.S. elections campaign with a botched assassination attempt.