Chatham House announced on Monday that General Sir Richard Barrons will join its International Security Programme as a senior ...

The EU’s rules and guidance will continue to be controversial as many countries move away from hard regulation of AI, but ...

The entire EU’s gigafactories project, ‘combined with France’s more ambitious buildout attempts, look set to make up perhaps 2 per cent of global compute supply ’ once online in 2027. The United ...

Significant changes in how cement and concrete are produced and used are urgently needed to achieve deep cuts in emissions in line with the Paris Agreement on climate change.

The Court’s advisory opinion affirms that inadequate action on climate change may violate international law. Its findings could shape the contours of debate at COP30.

Turkmenistan’s transition ushers in a new hybrid model of governance, but its entrenched authoritarian system and all-pervasive kleptocracy is unlikely to change.

Exploring how competition frameworks are being redefined in response to growing geopolitical pressures.

South Africa is under fire from the new US administration, which has cancelled aid and expelled its ambassador from Washington. But Pretoria’s instincts to engage across geopolitical divides mean that ...

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The new free trade agreement will bring opportunity for British and Indian economies. Working towards genuine strategic partnership should be the next step, regardless of lingering issues.

India’s balancing act between the West and the Global South demonstrates the agility of its foreign policy. But this act is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain in a fragmented global order.