Return of great power rivalry leaves less powerful nations with a choice: compete for favor or create a new path together, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney tells Davos gathering.

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The President of the United States is breaking with the international system based on rules and the alliances that have marked the last 80 years. Never before has anyone done so much, so quickly, so ...

Donald Trump’s complete lack of intelligence, empathy and common sense have become more apparent during the current term of ...

U.S. President Donald Trump has hailed his meeting with Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, as a “G-2” summit. After a nearly two-hour conversation with the Chinese leader, Trump emerged declaring it ...

There’s a common saying: The impact bruises, but the fall breaks. In January 2025, Ian Bremmer, President of Eurasia Group, explained how we are in a geopolitical recession. I was initially struck by ...

Goodbye New START: How China’s Rise Ended Nuclear Arms Control It could craft a new vision that honors the sovereignty of its neighbors and focuses on economic revival rather than regional conflict.

Like an Ivy League university professor, Alexander Stubb, the president of Finland, takes to the pages of Foreign Affairs to lecture the United States about his preferred new world order. He calls it ...

A newly published Japanese government report has raised alarm bells over what it describes as the emergence of a “new world order” in which the strategic alignment of Russia, China and North Korea ...

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