4 hr
Analysis
The Middle East Conflict’s Global Economic Shock
Energy disruption, AI investment and fragile trade are reshaping the outlook as governments try to contain a new inflation-growth squeeze.
4 hr
Opinion
Climate Policy Needs Delivery, Not Just Targets
The EU’s 2040 pledge shows ambition, but governments must now prove that climate promises can survive political and economic pressure.
7 hr
Analysis
The Global Economy’s New Fault Line: AI, War and Energy
An AI investment boom is cushioning global growth, but conflict, inflation and unequal access are widening the divide between economies.
8 hr
Opinion
Climate Policy Needs Delivery, Not Another Promise
As COP31 opens amid record heat, governments should focus less on new pledges and more on turning existing plans into measurable action.
9 hr
Analysis
The Climate Test of a World at War
COP31 is testing whether governments can turn geopolitical disruption, energy insecurity and extreme weather into faster climate action.
9 hr
Monde
South Korea’s Test of Fairness, Accountability and Renewal
Military privilege, political retaliation and unresolved social wounds are converging with a record tourism boom to define the country’s next chapter.
12 hr
Opinion
AI Rules Need Enforcement, Not Regulatory Theatre
As governments tighten AI oversight, the real test is whether rules protect people without freezing useful innovation.
16 hr
Analysis
COP31’s Hardest Test: Climate Action in a Fractured World
Wars, energy insecurity and uneven national ambition are reshaping the fight to keep global warming below dangerous levels.
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Opinion
AI Growth Needs an Energy Bargain
As governments court artificial intelligence, communities should not be asked to absorb its water, power and environmental costs without a say.
21 hr
Analysis
COP31’s Real Test: Turning Clean Energy Into Access
The climate summit is shifting from promises to the harder questions of cost, grids and who pays for the transition.
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Opinion
Climate Action Must Survive the Age of Distraction
As war, inflation and artificial intelligence crowd out climate policy, governments should prioritize implementation over promises.
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Analysis
The Hormuz Crisis Is Becoming an Oil-Market Paradox
Falling prices mask a dangerous conflict in which disrupted shipping, diplomatic uncertainty and oversupply are pulling markets in opposite direction…
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Opinion
Climate Promises Need Enforcement, Not Applause
As COP31 opens amid record heat, governments should turn ambitious targets into measurable, funded obligations.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s Fragile AI Cushion
Technology investment is keeping growth afloat after the Middle East energy shock, but inflation and geopolitical risk could test its durability.
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Opinion
Climate Action Must Become a Question of Speed
COP31’s central test is whether governments can turn climate promises into finance, infrastructure and protection quickly enough to matter.
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Analysis
The Energy Shock Rewriting the Global Economic Outlook
The Middle East conflict is testing whether resilient growth, AI investment and government support can withstand renewed inflation and higher borrowi…
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Science
Space’s New Test of Ambition
From reusable rockets and lunar landers to ultraviolet astronomy, the next era of exploration will be measured by resilience, collaboration and purpo…
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Opinion
Ukraine Peace Must Not Mean Peace Without Ukraine
As new U.S.-led talks raise hopes of a settlement, diplomacy must protect Ukraine’s sovereignty rather than reward aggression.
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Analysis
COP31 and the Politics of Climate Implementation
As climate risks intensify, negotiators in Türkiye face a harder question than ambition: who will pay, and how quickly can promises become projects?
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Opinion
The U.S. Needs AI Rules That Can Survive the Hype
Washington should regulate concrete harms now while preserving room to innovate and adapt as frontier systems evolve.
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Analysis
AI’s Power Problem Becomes a Political Reckoning
The data-centre boom is colliding with local opposition, strained grids and climate targets just as investors question its promised returns.
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Opinion
AI Rules Need Enforcement, Not Another Reset
As governments soften deadlines and companies promise safety, the public needs enforceable rules that survive political and commercial pressure.
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Analysis
The AI Boom Meets Its Political and Market Limits
A sharp technology sell-off after the US midterms exposed the growing collision between AI investment, local opposition and economic uncertainty.
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Opinion
AI Rules Need a Floor, Not a Ceiling
The U.S. debate over artificial-intelligence regulation should protect states’ room to act while preserving national standards.
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Analysis
The AI Boom Meets Its Political and Market Reckoning
A technology sector once treated as an economic engine is facing tougher scrutiny over costs, infrastructure and democratic accountability.
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Opinion
AI Rules Need a Common Floor, Not a Race to the Bottom
As governments regulate chatbots and high-risk systems, the case for enforceable safeguards is stronger than the case for regulatory uniformity.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s New Fault Lines
AI investment is sustaining growth, but energy shocks, inflation and fragmented trade are testing the resilience of the world economy.
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Économie
The Global Economy’s New Fault Lines
China’s swelling surplus, resilient American demand and stubborn inflation are reshaping the world’s economic balance
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Opinion
COP31 Must Turn Climate Promises Into Public Trust
The Antalya summit cannot solve warming alone, but it can prove that climate diplomacy still delivers practical, fair results.
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Analysis
COP31’s Real Test: Turning Climate Promises Into Delivery
A hotter world and an energy shock are forcing negotiators to confront the gap between ambition, finance and implementation.
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Opinion
COP31 Must Turn Climate Promises Into Public Works
The Antalya summit’s real test is not another pledge, but whether governments can finance and deliver the transition fairly.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s New Fault Lines
AI investment is cushioning growth, but energy shocks, inflation and debt are narrowing governments’ room to respond.
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Opinion
COP31 Must Turn Climate Promises Into Public Plans
As climate progress slows, governments should trade grand pledges for transparent delivery, finance and accountability.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s Narrowing Margin for Error
War, AI investment and trade tensions are pulling the world economy in opposite directions as policy buffers weaken.
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Opinion
AI Rules Need Guardrails, Not a Patchwork
New York’s chatbot restrictions show why child safety matters—but fragmented laws risk leaving families and innovators with confusion.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s Uneven Resilience
War, energy shocks and the artificial-intelligence boom are widening the gap between economies even as global growth holds up.
3 d
Opinion
COP31 Must Trade Promises for Delivery
As climate diplomacy confronts a breached 1.5°C threshold, governments should measure progress by implementation, finance and fairness.
3 d
Analysis
The AI Boom Meets Its Political and Market Limits
A US midterm backlash against data centers is colliding with investor doubts over the cost, energy use and regulation of artificial intelligence.
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Écologie
Ecology After the Warning
COP31 begins in a world where climate extremes are no longer distant threats but daily evidence of ecological breakdown—and of the choices still avai…
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Opinion
COP31 Must Put Electricity Bills Before Grand Promises
The climate summit should treat clean power as an affordability and reliability project, not merely an emissions target.
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Analysis
The Energy Shock Is Testing the Global Economy’s Resilience
A Middle East supply crisis, stubborn inflation and an AI investment boom are reshaping the outlook for growth and interest rates.
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Opinion
Climate Policy Needs Delivery, Not Another Promise
As COP31 opens amid rising risks and political headwinds, the case for implementation is stronger than ever.
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Analysis
The Iran War’s Expanding Economic and Strategic Front
A maritime blockade, stalled diplomacy and rising energy risks are reshaping the conflict far beyond Iran’s borders.
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Opinion
AI Rules Must Test Risk, Not Freeze Progress
As governments diverge on artificial-intelligence oversight, common safety tests offer a more practical path than either a moratorium or laissez-fair…
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Analysis
The AI Boom Meets Its Political and Financial Test
A Democratic US midterm victory has turned exuberance over artificial intelligence into a broader debate over regulation, spending and economic power.
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Opinion
COP31 Must Turn Climate Promises Into Public Tests
As climate policy momentum slows, governments should make implementation—not another pledge—the measure of success in Antalya.
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University
Graduates Enter an AI-Shaped, Uneven Job Market
Universities are expanding AI training as students confront slower entry-level hiring and uncertainty about which skills will endure.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s Uneasy Resilience
War, energy shocks and the AI investment boom are reshaping a slower, more inflation-prone world economy.
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Opinion
AI Rules Need Enforcement, Not Another Delay
The EU’s evolving AI framework shows why public trust depends less on new promises than on clear, enforceable oversight.
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Analysis
AI Investment Is Carrying Global Growth—For Now
The technology boom is cushioning a slowing world economy, but its dependence on financing and geopolitical stability creates new fault lines.
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Géopolitique
Ukraine’s Winter War Tests the Prospects for Peace
As Russian strikes deepen Ukraine’s energy crisis, diplomats prepare for talks that may offer a narrow opening—but no guarantee of relief
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Opinion
Climate Policy Needs Delivery, Not Just Declarations
As COP31 opens, governments should pair stronger targets with credible plans that make decarbonisation fair, affordable and durable.
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Analysis
Ukraine’s Energy War Tests the Path to Peace
Russia’s renewed assault on Ukraine’s power grid is both a battlefield strategy and a signal ahead of fragile Abu Dhabi talks.
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Opinion
COP31 Needs Delivery, Not Another Promise
As governments gather in Antalya, the climate crisis demands measurable implementation—and a fairer bargain for countries bearing the greatest costs.
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Analysis
COP31’s Climate Finance Test
A record-hot year is sharpening the divide between promises to adapt and the money vulnerable countries say they need.
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Opinion
Climate Action Needs Delivery, Not Another Pledge
As COP31 approaches, governments should turn slowing progress into a practical test of grids, finance and accountability.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s Uneven Resilience
AI investment is cushioning the effects of war and trade tensions, but inflation and energy risks are narrowing policymakers’ room to act.
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Opinion
Climate Policy Needs Credibility, Not Retreat
As governments slow or reverse climate measures, the case for durable, fair policy is stronger than ever.
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Analysis
The Global Economy’s New Fragile Equilibrium
War, energy prices, public debt and the AI investment boom are reshaping the outlook for growth and inflation.
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Opinion
America’s AI Backlash Needs Rules, Not Retreat
The 2026 midterms exposed public anger at data centers and unchecked AI growth—but blanket bans would squander real economic gains.