Central banks were created to protect the value of money. Instead, they are eroding citizens’ prosperity. As central banks call 2 percent inflation “price ...

AI-driven automation has revived calls for UBI, yet resource limits, inflation risks and mixed human responses challenge its feasibility and benefits. May 23, 2022, Berlin, Germany: A poster ...

The economic legacy of the past few years is mixed. The annual global gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate may hold steady at about 3 percent, yet the United States’ economy is slowing, the ...

Russia could well test NATO by attacking Lithuania, but Vilnius is better prepared than most. A Lithuanian state border guard stands on patrol near Belarus on June 21, 2021 near Poskonys, Lithuania.

This report is the second in a GIS series on spacepower. The first can be found here. Part three will be published on July 7. China’s ambitions in space are not isolated technological projects, but ...

Space is key to great power rivalry, as states compete for access to and control over space infrastructure that influences military, economic and informational leverage. This is part one of a GIS ...

Dr. Lamont Colucci is professor of political science at Concordia University Wisconsin. He previously served as the inaugural director of doctrine development for the United States Space Force and as ...

The Global Progressive Mobilization summit in April united leaders from 40 countries to counter Trump policies and deepen Europe-Latin America ties. April 18, 2026: Leaders gathered at the Global ...

As the world shifts toward a more fragmented and multipolar order, so too does Africa. The continent is undergoing internal reconfiguration amid intensified external competition, the emergence of new ...

Record technology IPOs highlight the strengths of the U.S. economy, where innovation, capital and risk-taking continue to drive growth. Innovation, entrepreneurship and deep capital markets continue ...

Albania has become a revealing test case for the balance of influence between Brussels and Washington in the Western Balkans. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama attends the inaugural meeting of the ...

Education is a key driver of human capital. Countries that develop the skills and talents of their populations enjoy lasting advantages in productivity, entrepreneurship and scientific discovery. For ...