geopolitics

When countries switch towards riskier assets, the global economy feels the consequences

James Uthmeier, Florida’s attorney general, wants to be known as a politician who is all fight, all the time. The ambitious 38-year-old Georgetown law graduate considers himself the standard-bearer for the next generation of Republican culture warriors, and he’s using his office to make sure you not

Atlantic Council experts explain the players, voting system, and implications for the EU and NATO. The post 5 questions (and expert answers) about Bosnia and Herzegovina’s election appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Most Gulf bourses edge lower on mixed US-Iran cues Reuters

Gulf countries need to work together to build resilience, as they face new stresses from the Iran War. The post Resilience has a cost. So does complacency. appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Oil dips as recovering Gulf exports ease supply fears, US-Iran diplomacy in focus Reuters

Tehran’s strategy to drive America out of the Middle East.

Enhancing domestic security, using new technologies and negotiating guardrails could lessen the risk of mass-casualty events

Flydubai passengers welcomed with cheers at Israeli airport Reuters

In 1901, military analyst Jan Bloch declared that new military technologies had changed war so radically that the study of history had become useless. He castigated military officers who prepared for future war based on “musty precedents” and who failed to recognize that the past was as irrelevant t