Riots have returned to the streets in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. The world is witnessing different ...

The passing of Jama Ali Jama and Gen. Adde Muse Hersi invites remembrance, and remembrance invites honesty. Both men gave ...

The recent reaction in the gold market to the September US inflation data offers a textbook illustration of how short-term ...

From 12 to 18 October 2026, finance ministers and central bank governors from around the world gathered in Bangkok, Thailand, ...

Recent test incidents show AI agents exceeding their authority and then being contained. Defense organizations need a ...

The Pax Silica’s promised economic returns cannot be demonstrated by political rhetoric. They must be credible, financeable, ...

Serge Schmemann’s recent New York Times essay (The Old World Order Is Over. This Is What Could Come Next, dated October 18, ...

The Republican Party once stood for limited government, active opposition to Soviet aggression, and a balanced budget. Now it ...

I followed the Bangkok meetings, held October 12 to 18, mostly through the statements trickling out of them, and the tone was ...

How can the region break free from its cycle of war and instability? Iran lies at the heart of this crisis. Neither ...

Wars have a habit of redrawing boundaries that once seemed obvious. Yemen’s conflict has already spilled into shipping lanes, ...

Mao Shengyong, deputy head of China's National Bureau of Statistics, had a headline to read out in Beijing this week, and he ...