Arquivos de 24 abr 2026

Even on the sidelines, Ankara faces blowback.

Like Taiwan, the South China Sea could spark a U.S.-China war.

Palestinians must lead the rebuilding of the strip.

For decades, globalisation followed a familiar script. Energy was a tool of geopolitics, technology became a source of fragmentation, and finance was increasingly weaponised. That script has reached its end. The question now is not how to double down on the old model, but where the next horizon for high quality development actually lies.

This report is the fruit of an intellectual collaboration among a group of young authors from Russia and China, brought together by their shared participation in the Valdai Discussion Club—Next Generation programme in 2024–2025. It seeks to offer the most comprehensive picture of artificial intelligence (AI) as a contemporary international phenomenon—simultaneously pervasive and yet not […]

China is a power with an economy that remains intimately dependent on foreign markets—be it energy and raw resources to fuel an extensive industrial sector, consumer markets abroad to provide demand for manufactured goods, foreign capital to stimulate growth and innovation, or other major benefits derived from unimpeded access to the international economy.