Leon Hadar
Beijing bound: What the Trump-Xi summit in May reveals about a world in flux
Underlying all issues is the broader contest for global influence
The quiet death of the US pivot to Asia
Iran campaign consumes capabilities America would rely on in any major conflict in the Indo-Pacific
Surprise and alliance: What the Trump-Takaichi meeting reveals
The US-Israeli war loomed over every exchange between the US president and Japanese prime minister
The Hormuz gamble: Trump’s coalition dream and its hard realities
Gap between Trump’s claims and silence of the countries he is counting on speaks volumes about limits of pressure-based multilateralism
Deals over principles: Trump’s China gambit in the shadow of Iran
Can the two great powers arrive at an agreement at the upcoming bilateral summit in Beijing?
Price of war: How the conflict with Iran is hitting the US economy
A longer-lasting escalation would shrink America’s forecasted expansion by more than half
When principle meets power: the Anthropic-Pentagon stand-off
What is the future of AI governance – especially in military and national security contexts?
From targeted strike to regional firestorm: how the US-Israeli attack on Iran escalated
It is now a regional war – fought across at least seven countries, with missiles falling on civilian airports, naval headquarters and residential districts
US-Israeli strikes on Iran: a reckoning with no clear ending
The joint military attacks have created a political vacuum and could create further hardship on the ground
The Board of Peace: Bold vision, uncertain future
It is a fundamentally different kind of institution – one whose rules, norms and accountability mechanisms are still being written
