Leon Hadar

Implications of Trump’s Atlantic ambitions extend towards the Pacific

The Trump administration risks strengthening the regime it seeks to unseat

While the liberal international order has clear flaws, the alternative carries significant risks to smaller nations’ autonomy and long-term global stability

The region’s challenge lies in extracting value from both powers while avoiding the pitfalls of excessive dependence on either

As Trump pivots from hunting narcoterrorists to promising oil profits, the fate of the broken Latin American nation is being rewritten

His administration’s approach echoes past interventions that began with confidence and ended in quagmires

Finding workable solutions will require moving beyond ideological commitments to evidence-based evaluation

The technology has moved from boardroom curiosity to balance sheet necessity

The US leader’s approach, however disruptive, reflects underlying American attitudes that transcend any single presidency

How the tech giant’s deal with the government could shift US industrial policy and constitutional limits