AI is rapidly transforming geopolitical competition, compressing strategic time and shifting the advantage from resource-rich nations to those that innovate and adapt effectively. This dynamic is crucial for understanding the US-China rivalry, though domestic institutional adaptation is key for great powers to maintain their position.
Ten years after Brexit, columnist Larry Elliott restates his leftwing case for leaving the EU, arguing Europe isn't working economically and Brexit offers an opportunity for Britain to pursue a different economic model.
Protests at the recent G7 summit, though smaller than past events like Genoa in 1999, highlighted wealth inequality and the perceived paralysis of governments against concentrated private capital, symbolized by the burning of a Tesla. The summit also revealed disunity among leaders, particularly regarding Donald Trump's influence and US foreign policy.
La Coupe du monde 2026, avec 48 nations participantes, reflète la globalisation du football initiée par la FIFA depuis la seconde moitié du XXe siècle, visant à accroître la participation des équipes non européennes et sud-américaines.
Australian music's presence in annual charts has declined from 30% in the 90s to single digits, with only 5 Australian artists in the 2023 ARIA Top 100, amidst globalisation, shifts to streaming, and changes in music discovery.
India's PM urges citizens to consume less fuel, fertiliser, gold, and curb travel due to surging global energy prices and war in Iran, signaling a shift from neoliberal globalization towards strategic economic management.
A former diplomat has warned of inadequate summit preparation ahead of the rescheduled US-China meeting originally planned for late March, now set for mid-May. The delay was caused by the US-Israel war on Iran. Despite concerns about progress on complex security issues, business leaders like Roberta Lipson of United Family Healthcare express confidence in achieving trade wins including soybean and aircraft orders.
