Leon Hadar

The opinion shift is less a new affection for Beijing than a growing fatigue with the costs of confrontation

But it is to the region’s advantage that it is not a unified supranational power like the EU

Debates over AI regulation have blurred party lines, slowing legislation

Both leaders are likely to try preserving the status quo rather than reset relations

Meet the Jacket Guy, the Founder Whisperer, the Prophet of the Open Weights and the Quiet One

The Fed Chair signalled at Jackson Hole that inflation is still too high. But his next move is unclear

The US now has a majority right to about one-fifth of Venezuelan crude. Yet many questions remain unanswered

The upcoming Trump-Xi summit in September means both sides are likely to keep their responses restrained

A weak presidential approval rating and consumer sentiment are weighing on the GOP’s chances

The shift in public sentiment will outlast governments and trade deals