9/11’s Long Shadow: A Quarter-Century of Geopolitical Transformation
Introduction: The Day the Future Changed On September 11, 2001, the trajectory of the twenty-first century was irrevocably…
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The Shadow of 9/11: Twenty-Five Years of Geopolitical Realignment
By Javier Solana and Angel Saz-Carranza September 9, 2026 A quarter-century has passed since the morning of September…
The Myth of the Rare-Earth Chokepoint: Reassessing China’s Geopolitical Leverage
By Daniel Gros September 8, 2026 The global discourse surrounding critical minerals has, for the better part of…
The Silicon Iron Curtain: How AI Rivalry is Reshaping the US-China Cold War
By Ian Bremmer September 8, 2026 The global geopolitical landscape is currently defined by a singular, high-stakes competition:…
Powering the Future: Why Europe Must Commit to 50% Electrification by 2040
The geopolitical landscape of the 21st century has turned energy policy from a mundane administrative concern into the…
The Silicon Frontline: Why Data Centers Are the New Strategic Battleground
By Bijan Burnard | Innovation & Technology September 7, 2026 In the modern era, national sovereignty is no…
The Menopause Gold Rush: How Digital Health Ecosystems Are Mining Female Intimacy for Profit
By Danielle Keats Citron, Jeanine K. Morris-Rush, and Mona Sloane September 7, 2026 For decades, menopause and perimenopause…
The Illusion of Control: Why the Federal Reserve’s Inflation Strategy is Destined to Fail
By James K. Galbraith September 7, 2026 In the rarefied atmosphere of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the annual symposium…
The Aesthetics of Exclusion: How the AfD’s Architectural Obsession Defines Its Political Endgame
By Jan-Werner Mueller September 3, 2026 In the corridors of power across Germany, a quiet but profound transformation…
The Macroeconomic Firewall: Why Prearranged Disaster Financing is Asia’s New Strategic Imperative
SINGAPORE — The catastrophic flooding that recently swept through Nepal and Tibet has served as a grim, high-definition…
