How Trade Politics Could Globalise Digital Rules

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has declared a "rupture" in the liberal order. Can US allies organize themselves apart from the US?

Yes, really.

Drone, Missiles, THAAD

As Europe aims for defence sovereignty, access to US data remains a thorny topic.

As a movement, it has largely refused to engage seriously with AI, ceding debate about a threat and opportunity to the right

US president’s friend Ronald Lauder – who first proposed Arctic expansion – is now making deals in the island

Richard Haass explains why the US military intervention and arrest of Nicolás Maduro will play well in Beijing and Moscow.

In Catastrophic Success, Alexander B. Downes compiles all instances of regime change around the world over the past two centuries. Drawing on this impressive data set, Downes shows that regime change....

The government hopes that ‘something will turn up’ to produce growth, but curbing immigration will only harm the economy

The United Kingdom’s post-Brexit ‘global Britain’ trade policy has not delivered the expected results nor offered a good alternative to deep ties with the European Union. In the British debate, ten years after the referendum, all roads are leading back to Brussels.