Leon Hadar

Gap between Trump’s claims and silence of the countries he is counting on speaks volumes about limits of pressure-based multilateralism

Can the two great powers arrive at an agreement at the upcoming bilateral summit in Beijing?

A longer-lasting escalation would shrink America’s forecasted expansion by more than half

What is the future of AI governance – especially in military and national security contexts?

It is now a regional war – fought across at least seven countries, with missiles falling on civilian airports, naval headquarters and...

The joint military attacks have created a political vacuum and could create further hardship on the ground

It is a fundamentally different kind of institution – one whose rules, norms and accountability mechanisms are still being written

The ruling is a victory for the rule of law, but it is not the end of the trade war

The newspaper that brought down a president is dying in darkness – and its billionaire owner lit the match

Jeffery Epstein’s ability to operate for decades, despite credible allegations, points to failures across multiple institutions