AI and blockchain can build the infrastructure upon which a more honest, more transparent, and more durable multilateralism can be constructed.
Author
Daniel Wagner
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Beijing’s defenders will note that intervening militarily was never a realistic option. China is not going to fight the US over Iran.
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Rubio’s speech reflects a broader reality: the US is unlikely to abandon Europe, but it is equally unlikely to return to a sentimental conception of the transatlantic bond. …
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Selling Nvidia H200 AI chips to China boosts short-term profits but accelerates adversarial military and intelligence capabilities.
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It has recognised China as a present, systemic competitor rather than a possible transitional partner.
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Zou Jiayi’s appointment as AIIB president underscores the bank’s deep political alignment with Beijing, raising questions over neutrality and governance.
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The deeper question is whether this moment marks the end of American multilateralism or its recalibration.
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Multilateralism will not be saved by nostalgia or rhetorical commitments to a ‘rules-based international order’. It will be saved only by redesigning institutions.
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Beijing has mastered the art of punching above its weight in multilateral organizations to wield substantially more influence than its membership positions otherwise entitle it to. This is …
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As China edges toward becoming the world’s largest economy, its insistence on being treated as a developing nation becomes increasingly untenable.
