Europe needs a new counter-hybrid playbook, but an approach that focuses on coordinating responses after Russian attacks have already taken place is not an effective deterrent, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Europe needs a new strategy for Russian grey zone aggression appeared fi

A senior Bank of Canada official said the central bank’s rate-setting body is in a “dilemma” and having spirited discussions about how to balance the impact of the trade war against the inflation effects of high energy prices.

US Stocks open mixed to flat as two AI development shocks land simultaneously — OpenAI paused training on its most advanced models for the second time in three months on safety grounds, and Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus revealed a $42 billion 2025 net loss

Starting Tuesday, OpenAI will convene its annual developer conference. The timing isn’t ideal.

The cavalry has arrived for a panicking GOP in the form of hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign ads. The GOP is set to spend at least $888 million on advertising compared to $666 million by Democrats. Republicans hope the massive expenditure, which spans official committees and outside groups

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, has a simple pitch to voters. Imagine, he says, a health-insurance plan with “no premium, no copay, no deductible — just healthcare when you need it.” El-Sayed and other proponents call the idea Medicare for All.

Apart from being Brazil’s most popular football clubs, Flamengo, Corinthians and Palmeiras have one other thing in common: All three signed sponsorship deals with Chinese carmakers this year.

Accounting firm seeks to compete against larger rivals in sector where junior pay has lagged behind sectors such as law

Mike Rogers is a promising Senate candidate with a sterling resume who could upset Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in swing-state Michigan during an otherwise discouraging midterm election cycle for the Republican Party. His potentially fatal mistake? A cautious, outdated campaign strategy that minimizes co

Democrats are likely to make gains in Congress but divided government is unlikely to derail Trump’s agenda