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From chipmakers to AI labs to satellite networks, private companies increasingly set priorities once reserved for governments, and Mark Carney warns mid-sized nations that stayed passive could end up sidelined.
As Washington and Beijing prepare for another round of artificial intelligence discussions, the real test is whether the dialogue produces anything more durable than a handshake and a readout.
Six months into a new presidency, life on Yangon's streets looks ordinary on the surface, but residents remain reluctant to discuss politics openly.
Forceful police responses to recent demonstrations appear to be hardening resolve among young protesters, with disputes over the election commission at the center of the unrest.
A revolving door of governments and a widening budget gap are testing how long a major economy can govern by stalemate.
Heavy hyperscaler spending, rising debt costs, and stress at firms like CoreWeave are fueling fresh questions about whether the AI buildout can keep pace with its own financing.
With only 26% of land and 12% of ocean on track to be protected by 2030, delegates at the COP17 summit face a widening gap between pledges and funding.
A missile strike on Saudi Aramco's headquarters and deadly attacks on Riyadh's airport mark an escalation in Houthi capability, even as Washington has signaled restraint.
