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Dawn of the Data Centers
A global boom is underway. Are countries ready?
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Young People Are Struggling in Southeast Asia Too
Social media is a potent feeder of frustrations.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Why Party Plenums Matter So Much to Xi
The Chinese leader is deeply reliant on formal mechanisms of power.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Decoding Israel’s Election Results
Exit polls show no clear winner, with Eisenkot’s opposition bloc slightly ahead of Netanyahu’s.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Trump’s Tariffs Will Have Another Day in Court
The administration has lost five trade cases in a row, and it’s set to potentially notch another loss.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Dramatic Changes Are Unlikely in Israel, Even if Netanyahu Is Ousted
Early results indicate deadlock in parliamentary elections.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Is Israel a Good Ally?
A new book details how the country slayed Washington’s foes.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Space Junk Is a Problem We Know How to Solve
Satellite mega-constellations are transforming our night skies. It’s time to plug the governance gaps.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Trump Has Lost the Foreign-Policy Debate
Polling shows the president’s policies are deeply unpopular.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
A Papal ‘Homecoming’
Pope Leo XIV is proceeding with a trip to Latin America despite his cancer diagnosis.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Global Push to Keep Kids Off Social Media
From age verification to time limits, more than 60 countries have embraced online restrictions.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
China Is Building Its Way Around Europe’s EV Tariffs
Beijing’s evolving industrial playbook is taking shape in Morocco.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
China Takes Its Lawfare to Sea
Beijing is making life difficult for Panamanian ships, and others could be next.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Serbia’s Student Protesters Deserve a Nobel Prize
What Serbian youth understood about politics that their counterparts elsewhere in the West haven’t.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Vucic’s Reign Is Over
A student-led grassroots movement in Serbia will replace one of Europe’s staunchest populists.
Categories: Afrique, Diplomacy & Crisis News
What a New Rebel Alliance Means for Congo
Former President Joseph Kabila has joined a coalition that seeks to challenge Kinshasa “by all means.”
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
In India, Rubio Is All Business
The top U.S. diplomat’s three-day trip is focused largely on commercial interests.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Paradox at the Heart of China’s Export Boom
China’s domestic economic woes are helping fuel its success abroad.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
Witkoff Pushes Putin to Restart Peace Talks
The Russian leader said he is ready to resume negotiations but refused to compromise on key points.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
Xi’s Gang of Three
How China’s leader divides power between his two most trusted lieutenants.
Categories: Diplomacy & Crisis News
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