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African countries possess plenty of raw sporting talent. But replicable success is produced by systems. The post Youth sports can help African countries build a legacy of champions appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Copper in London advanced toward a record — and New York futures clinched a fresh all-time high — as falling inventories and pre-holiday buying signaled tightening supplies in China’s physical market.

How shock therapy threatens the post-Assad peace.

The tragedies of recent years, including pandemics, energy crises, disruptions to supply chains and regional conflicts, have demonstrated that leaving the resolution of global crises to the will of a handful of capitals is no longer compatible with the realities of today’s world. The adaptation of g

In what must be the world’s least surprising election result, parties loyal to President Vladimir Putin have made a clean sweep in elections to Russia’s parliament, the State Duma. There’s little purpose to parsing who won what share of the vote; the point is that opponents of Putin and his war were

Pick your favorite doomsday scenario for artificial intelligence. Whatever you choose, the road to prevention likely runs through Jensen Huang.

Philip R. Lane: Interview with Le Temps

Coverage of the new White House memorandum on combating cybercrime quickly reached the privateer label. CNN called the participants “cyber privateers,” invoking the image of government-sanctioned raiders working the high seas of cyberspace, hauling in digital booty. The reality is considerably less

Sysco Corp. drew about $90 billion of orders for the US dollar portion of its global bond offering, underscoring strong investor appetite for both blue-chip and riskier debt to finance its purchase of cash-and-carry wholesaler Jetro Restaurant Depot LLC.

For all the buzz of small modular reactors and artificial intelligence hyperscalers, the rebirth of the US nuclear power industry looks increasingly old-school. Westinghouse Electric Co. is reportedly set to soon file publicly for a $50 billion initial public offering, and it is no startup. Westingh