Technology
AI Becomes a Geopolitical Race as Governments Expand National Strategies
Governments are treating AI as strategic infrastructure, competing over chips, computing power, talent, data and technological sovereignty.
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Opinion
Syria Removed From U.S. Terrorism List: A State’s Rebirth or a New Geopolitical Game?
The United States has removed Syria from its terrorism list after 47 years, opening a new chapter of recognition, reconstruction, and geopolitical competition.
World
China and South Korea Seek Diplomatic Space as Peninsula Tensions Persist
Beijing urges Seoul to maintain strategic autonomy as Washington seeks renewed dialogue with Pyongyang amid continued military tensions.
World
Russia-Ukraine Diplomacy Stalls as Battlefield Pressure Fails to Produce a Breakthrough
Diplomatic efforts continue, but territorial disputes, security guarantees, battlefield escalation and deep mistrust keep Russia and Ukraine far apart.
World
Russia bars anti-war Yabloko party from September elections after its open opposition to the Ukraine war
Moscow, 11 August 2026: Russia’s Supreme Court has barred the liberal Yabloko party from contesting September’s parliamentary elections, removing the country’s only registered political party that openly oppose the war in Ukraine