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Cross-Border Deepfake Threats: A Systemic Risk to Global Finance
Public debate on deepfake threats in finance remains muted compared to politics. A manipulated video of a candidate goes viral and sparks instant outrage;...
The New Geopolitics of Technology
The recent technology investment agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom deserves attention well beyond the headlines about billions of pounds, new...
Preliminary assessment of Ukraine’s Flamingo cruise missile
Revelation of Flamingo missile:
Ukraine’s defense company Fire Point unveiled its Flamingo long-range cruise missile on 18th August 2025 at a secret factory. Independent experts...
Europe Can’t Wait: Diplomacy Must Lead the Way
Europe cannot afford to remain a spectator as the world moves rapidly into the era of advanced technologies. The US-UK Agreement serves as a...
The Future of Global Finance: How Technology Is Reshaping Cross-Border Trading
The global financial system has always evolved alongside technological progress. From the telegraph in the 19th century to electronic trading platforms in the late...
Moscow Building Starlink Alternative Quickly, Says Space Chief
Russia is planning to create a satellite internet service to compete with Elon Musk's Starlink, according to the head of the country's space agency,...
Trump’s UK Visit: Deals on Tech and Energy Ahead
The United States and Britain will announce agreements on technology and civil nuclear energy during President Trump's second state visit this week.
The UK aims...
Can China’s Tech Diplomacy Succeed Where Cultural Diplomacy Failed?
In the last two decades, China has extensively used its cultural diplomacy to leverage its global influence to change perceptions about China globally. In...
From Conference Tables to Cyberspace: The Shift to Hybrid Diplomacy
Diplomacy has always been conceived as an activity that occurs behind closed doors, smoothed corridors, and secret discussions among ambassadors. However, in the 21st...
The Brussels Effect in Action: Apple Adjusts to Europe’s Digital Markets Act
In April 2025, the European Union imposed fines of 500 million euros on Apple Inc. and 200 million euros on Meta, based on indications...