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US allies and partners are reassessing their intelligence needs and vulnerabilities—and the trend is toward greater autonomy. The post Without allies and partners, the US risks being alienated from the global intelligence networks it built appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Evidence is growing that those most in need of state support bear the risk of an unsustainable spending policy. The post Brazil’s debt crisis reveals a progressive spending paradox appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Germany's far-right AfD party is closing in on a once-unthinkable prize: an absolute majority in a state government. As polls show the party in the lead ahead of Saxony-Anhalt's September 6 election, can the center hold? The post The right wing takes aim at the EU’s linchpin appeared first on Atlant

Jamieson Greer says Britain’s alignment with EU is a ‘problem’ for a US trade deal

Jamieson Greer says Britain’s alignment with EU is a ‘problem’ for a US trade deal

There are some new wrinkles, especially for those who sell things online or bought an EV.

Anthropic PBC is set to finalize an expansion of its revolving credit facility to $15 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, clearing a hurdle before the artificial intelligence firm’s public filing for its highly anticipated IPO.

New threats demand a new homeland defense.

Toyota Vice Chairman and Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Chairman Koji Sato sits down for an exclusive Bloomberg Television interview with Shery Ahn to discuss how Japanese automakers can stay relevant globally, as well as Toyota's hydrogen business. (Source: Bloomberg)

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