Leon Hadar

The conflict between the two stems from disagreements over artificial intelligence authority

The agreement, however incomplete, is about achieving what’s possible

The agreement offers real economic relief, but the hard work starts now – and companies should remain cautious

Republican candidates’ successful showings in the state pose existential questions for the Democratic Party

The GOP could lose control of the House and Senate as voters sour on his presidency

The rivalry is not just technological – it will also spill over into broader geoeconomics

With Singapore, London and Dubai doing more to attract talent, the world’s premier financial hub is finding out its title is contestable

There’s a strong case for ousting President Miguel Diaz-Canel, but any attempt could risk real complications

The US-Iran deal’s principal virtue is that it lets each side claim enough to sell at home

New Delhi’s calculated neutrality has ignited a debate over the limits of its foreign policy