One World Outlook

A Tiny French Archipelago Becomes an Unlikely Symbol of Transatlantic Solidarity

Carney’s historic visit to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon signals deepening Canada-Europe ties as both sides look to counter unpredictable pressure from

September 22, 2026

3 mins read

Yemen’s War Just Moved. The Question is What Moves Next

For nearly three years, the front lines of Yemen’s civil war barely stirred. A U.N.-brokered truce, agreed in

September 21, 2026

4 mins read

Report

Weaponizing Commerce: The Mirage of a Coercive Trade Policy

Historically utilized for domestic protection and geopolitical coercion, tariffs consistently fail as instruments of statecraft. While they offer short-term political

September 20, 2026

3 mins read

Technology

The AI Race is Developing an Asia Advantage

When Xi Jinping sits down with Donald Trump in Washington on September 24, artificial intelligence will be near the centre

September 19, 2026

6 mins read

Technology

The Next Catastrophe is Already in Sight

On Sept. 11, 2001, I was in an airplane at Kennedy International Airport bound for Europe, scheduled to leave at

September 18, 2026

4 mins read

Opinion

The Digital Currency Race Has a Simple Rule Central Banks Keep Ignoring

Every major central bank now insists it is building a digital currency. Almost none of them are winning the argument

September 17, 2026

6 mins read

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September 6, 2026

17 mins read

To Understand Nepal’s Floods, Look at What Was Built

On the morning of Aug. 26, a slab of ice

August 24, 2026

3 mins read

War and Oil Pollution Threaten Gulf Ecosystems

Oil pollution has reached the Hara mangrove forests of Iran’s

August 15, 2026

4 mins read

The Silent Heatwave Sweeping Our Oceans

You may have heard reports of fish die-offs or seen photos of hauntingly

August 2, 2026

6 mins read

COP32 Must Be More Than Another Climate Negotiation

Addis Ababa can turn the 2027 summit into a platform

July 30, 2026

7 mins read

Africa Has the Sun. But it Needs a Strategy

When people ask whether renewable energy can industrialize Africa, they

Politics & Global Affairs

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Americas·Europe·Opinion

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A Tiny French Archipelago Becomes an Unlikely Symbol of Transatlantic Solidarity

Carney’s historic visit to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon signals deepening Canada-Europe ties as both sides look to counter unpredictable pressure from Washington Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney

by Elias Badeaux

Middle East·Opinion

Yemen’s War Just Moved. The Question is What Moves Next

Opinion

The Digital Currency Race Has a Simple Rule Central Banks Keep Ignoring

Europe·Opinion

The Nuclear Comeback Europe Didn’t Expect

Americas·Europe·Opinion

What a Canada–EU Pact Could Actually Mean

Europe·Opinion

Trump’s Irish Reunification Remark Could Reopen a Question Europe Thought It Had Learned to Manage

Africa·Asia·Middle East·Opinion

BRICS 2026 is Proof That Diplomacy Still Works

Culture and Art

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August 19, 2026

4 mins read

Why Our Brains Love a Made-Up Language

August 17, 2026

2 mins read

The Australian Illusion: Why Banning Teens From Social Media Is a Policy Mirage

August 1, 2026

4 mins read

The Quiet Revolution in How Americans Think About Abortion

July 25, 2026

4 mins read

The Hands That Make the World: Why Craft Traditions Deserve a Future

July 11, 2026

6 mins read

Saving Ukraine’s Art is an Act of Resistance

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September 22, 2026

Americas·Europe·Opinion

3 mins read

A Tiny French Archipelago Becomes an Unlikely Symbol of Transatlantic Solidarity

Carney’s historic visit to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon signals deepening Canada-Europe ties as both sides look to counter unpredictable pressure from Washington Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney

September 21, 2026

Middle East·Opinion

4 mins read

Yemen’s War Just Moved. The Question is What Moves Next

For nearly three years, the front lines of Yemen’s civil war barely stirred. A U.N.-brokered truce, agreed in April 2022, never became a peace

September 20, 2026

Report

3 mins read

Weaponizing Commerce: The Mirage of a Coercive Trade Policy

Historically utilized for domestic protection and geopolitical coercion, tariffs consistently fail as instruments of statecraft. While they offer short-term political posturing and temporary industrial