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The framing of climate change as an environmental issue is functionally obsolete. Climate risk is now a structural force reshaping…
Sanctions Without Strategy: Why the Global Counter-terrorism Model Is Reaching Its Limits
More than two decades after 9/11, the architecture of global counterterrorism has expanded — but the threat has evolved faster.…
The Race for Artificial Intelligence Supremacy
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As Kim Jong Un consolidates dynastic legitimacy, the possibility of a fourth Kim generation ruling North Korea is no longer…
