Trump Escalates Greenland Standoff With New Tariffs on NATO Allies After European Troop Deployments
President Donald Trump has initiated a new phase in his administration’s pursuit of Greenland, announcing a substantial tariff increase on several European nations. This move follows the recent deployment of
Trillion-Dollar Investor Exodus Follows Brutal Year for Stock Picking
The financial landscape is shifting dramatically, with a trillion-dollar outflow from actively managed funds marking a significant turning point after a particularly challenging year for traditional stock picking. Investors, increasingly
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Europe’s Strategic Miscast: Why the EU Cannot Lead Ukraine’s War Effort—and Who Should
As the war in Ukraine grinds into another year, the political and strategic center of gravity behind Kyiv’s support apparatus is shifting in ways that expose a difficult truth: the European
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How Google Went From Sleeping Giant to Dominant Force in the Global AI Arms Race
For years, Google was regarded as the sleeping giant of artificial intelligence—a company with unmatched research talent, groundbreaking scientific papers, and early leadership in machine learning, yet one that seemed strangely hesitant
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How U.S. Sanctions Accidentally Helped Create China’s New $23 Billion AI Prodigy
In a twist no one in Washington intended, U.S. sanctions meant to cripple China’s access to advanced semiconductor and artificial intelligence capabilities have instead helped propel one of China’s youngest
