Trump has incentivized many other alliances to exist, without Washington, the European Union’s external trade architecture being the clearest case. It is no secret that America’s alliances are in tatters after a …
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Daniel Wagner
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AI diplomacy is really just industrial policy carrying a diplomatic passport. Cut off from the best U.S. chips, China has built an alternative stack and now needs customers …
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The UN’s new AI governance mechanisms mark progress, but their success will depend on accountability and enforcement. Given that artificial intelligence (AI) is not merely a technology but …
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Trump’s deference toward Xi is not simply a sign of weakness; it is an encounter with structural reality—the undeniable fact that China has built leverage, across rare earths, manufacturing, …
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AI and blockchain can build the infrastructure upon which a more honest, more transparent, and more durable multilateralism can be constructed.
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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.
