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- Aug 26, 2026
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Opinion | The security-obsessed global economy needs its own Helsinki process (opens the original)
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Cold War rivals used ground rules to make competition more transparent, bounded and predictable. Today’s weaponised trade needs the same ambition Forty years ago, the Stockholm Document turned the political promise of the 1975 Helsinki Final Act into a more practical system of confidence-building. Amid the Cold War, Europe’s East and West did not disarm, abandon deterrence or begin to trust one another. Instead, they agreed that military competition could be made safer through prior notification
Opinion | The AI order will have 3 tracks, not 2 (opens the original)
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Between American-secured diffusion and Chinese developmental multilateralism, middle powers have space to make their presence felt The global AI race is becoming a contest over the international order. In June, the US convened the second summit under the 24-economy Pax Silica around secure supply chains, AI infrastructure and trusted technology partnerships. In July, all 193 UN member states met in Geneva for the inaugural Global Dialogue on AI Governance. The American pathway is built around co
Opinion | China’s missile test is a signal. How non-nuclear states respond matters (opens the original)
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The reactions to Beijing’s ‘routine’ exercise put into focus a nuclear order that is rapidly fluctuating from Tehran to Tokyo The regional reaction was immediate, with Australia, Japan, the United States and Pacific nations raising concerns around insufficient notification and the politics of nuclear-free zones. Those reactions matter because they show how far nuclear politics has moved beyond the arsenals of large powers. The test was read through several lenses: evidence of Beijing’s maturing
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