The U.S. and China can manage strategic AI risks by aligning national safeguards and sharing model evaluation protocols without binding treaties.
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China tempers its clean-tech sector in the Hormuz crisis to protect key export markets and prevent a broader global economic slowdown.
Navies worldwide are shifting from platform-heavy fleets to networked subsea domain awareness systems, forcing India to adopt a hybrid force structure.
Gulf China security hopes collapsed after Beijing refused to restrain Iran during the war, leaving Gulf states split on how to protect themselves.
Asymmetric weapons give smaller states a cheap way to limit open-sea access, forcing a re-evaluation of Western rimland strategies.
Eighteen months of aggressive unilateral operations leave Washington facing resilient adversaries in Iran and China, testing the limits of rapid victory.
As open conflict threatens crucial shipping routes,policymakers confront limited options to contain regional aggression and stabilize international trade lanes.
Global disruptions force a scramble for Africa’s critical minerals as Western powers build new trade routes to counter massive Chinese market influence.
A veteran diplomat challenges prevailing geopolitical assumptions, arguing that power, deterrence, and interests still shape global order.
Expert analysis details why the choreographed funeral for Ali Khamenei masks profound IRGC fragmentation, economic collapse, and unprecedented public fury.