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Why the Iran Standoff Is Becoming Europe’s Problem Too

A 60-day US-Iran deadline expired Monday with no deal, no ceasefire extension, and rising threats on both sides. Europe has no seat at this...

The Real Question Isn’t Compliance. It’s Who Copies Brussels.

The PPWR's application date is a genuine operational crisis for European industry, as covered in the compliance realities facing unprepared businesses. But the more...

Time to Act: Why Starlink Must Tighten Oversight to Help Thailand Fight Cross-Border Scam Crime

A Thai perspective on satellite internet and the regional scam-center crisis For more than two years, Thailand has been on the front line of one...

Kumamoto Shook Again. This Time, a Shopping Mall Became the Story

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on July 28, 2026, ten years after the region's last major disaster. Japan's preparedness kept the death...

America’s China Firewall Is Now Catching European Cars

The US is tightening its rules on Chinese technology, ownership and supply chains. European automakers are increasingly being drawn into the dispute. Mercedes-Benz shows...

Africa’s Climate Crisis Will Become Europe’s Problem. It Already Is.

The African Development Bank's climate chief issued a warning on 26 July: if current Pacific Ocean temperature trends hold, a "super El Niño" could...

Europe Is Looking South. The Global South Is Looking Everywhere.

For most of the post-Cold War era, Europe's strategic imagination ran along two axes: east and west. Russia to the east, the United States...

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