America Is Losing the Innovation Race
The article examines how the U.S. is falling behind in global innovation, highlighting challenges in technology, research, and policy that threaten its competitive edge.
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The article examines how the U.S. is falling behind in global innovation, highlighting challenges in technology, research, and policy that threaten its competitive edge.
Who will determine the fate of the Islamic Republic?
The article explores how rising geopolitical tensions and national interests have disrupted the principles of globalization, reshaping international relations and economic dynamics.
Beijing fears American volatility more than American power
The article critiques former President Trump's views on Europe, arguing that his misconceptions overlook the continent's complexities and the importance of transatlantic relations for global stability.
Authorize limited airstrikes but rule out ground forces
Both sides want to dictate the terms—but neither truly can
For America, the war’s benefits won’t outweigh its costs
The article explores the potential parallels between the conflict in Iran and the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting the geopolitical implications and risks of escalation in both regions.
The article explores the evolving strategies of the U.S. in economic warfare, highlighting how new tools and approaches are reshaping global power dynamics and international relations.
A pliant autocracy in Iran won’t solve America’s problems in the region