Six months into the Strait of Hormuz crisis and four years into the war in Ukraine, the common thread is the absence of a shared Western strategy, argues Brian Katulis of the Middle East Institute.
A plaque in a small Tuscan town, a conference near Rome, a diplomatic clash over Operation Irini and disinformation around an ...
The U.S. decision targeting Autistici/Inventati should not be read simply as another sanction in Washington’s crackdown on ...
OpenAI says it disrupted a covert influence operation likely originating in Russia that used ChatGPT to promote a fake think ...
Mario Draghi and Stripe co-founder Patrick Collison are launching the Rhine Group, a new forum designed to turn Europe’s ...
The arrival in Egypt of at least six Chinese J-16 fighter jets is the most visible element of an unusually ambitious ...
AI/robotics, biotech and quantum — but only as part of a unified European strategy, argues Marco Gilli, president of ...
Russia’s ambassador to Italy has appeared at a ceremony in a small Tuscan town honoring Darya Dugina, the daughter of Kremlin ...
Washington’s new technology strategy is asking allies to align more closely on supply chains, research, defense and China — ...
The Trump administration’s new National Security Science & Technology Strategy points to a broader shift in Washington: ...
In an interview with our sister website Formiche.net, economist and essayist Carlo Pelanda argues that until recently the EU ...
Washington’s new strategy puts scientific and technological leadership at the heart of national security. Prof. Uricchio ...
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