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Why transactionalism won’t deliver peace in the Middle East.

Preparing for an AI cyber crisis.

Accounting firm is trying to re-enter market for large UK work after retreating in the wake of fines for shortcomings

China’s high degree of self-sufficiency also reduces its vulnerability to coercion by others

Finward Bancorp shares surge 21% on $208M acquisition by First Financial

If all that’s holding the United Kingdom back is the country’s mood, then the arrival of Andy Burnham as prime minister might improve its prospects. Briefly. If the remedy also requires some particle of coherence and clarity about what the government needs to do, the prognosis is grim. The contradic

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his Indian counterpart S. Jaishankar reinforced the importance of concluding an interim trade agreement between their two countries during a meeting in Manila on Wednesday.

Shipping disruptions in key Middle East chokepoints intensified as the US-Iran war grinds on, with vessels in the Red Sea making unusual maneuvers, while visible traffic through the Strait of Hormuz sank.

The yen’s weakness has become a growing issue for Japan’s policymakers, given its role in driving up import prices and household living costs.

In March 2025, China’s military researchers published a concept describing how to rapidly capture and subdue the city of Taipei. Distributed in restricted military channels, this approach argues Beijing can achieve victory “by blocking the city’s ability to receive external assistance, restricting i