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The empty seats at the UN are an economic warning for Israel (opens the original)
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When diplomats walked out as Benjamin Netanyahu began speaking at the United Nations, most people saw political theater. I saw an economic signal. The real question is not who left the room, but which countries may eventually turn political distance from Israel into restrictions on trade, investment, procurement, research, and finance.In my research on China, my coauthors and I have examined how political affinity helps explain economic relations between states. Countries reveal preferences thro
Your AI is about to start spending your money. Who checks its ID? (opens the original)
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For decades, one of the central rules of modern finance has been simple: Know Your Customer. Banks want to know who you are before opening an account, exchanges want to know who is moving money, and regulators want to know who stands behind a transaction. But we are now entering an economy in which the actor conducting the transaction may no longer be a person at all.Artificial intelligence is moving from systems that advise us to systems that act for us. Today, an AI may help compare airline ti
Israel has a new opening in Latin America — and should move fast (opens the original)
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Latin America is changing, and Israel should pay attention. From Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador and Paraguay to Chile, Peru, Costa Rica and parts of Central America, a political environment is emerging that may be more receptive to Israel, the United States and market-oriented policies. Even the region’s giants, Brazil and Mexico, where politics may be less aligned with Israel today, are too economically and strategically important for Israel to neglect.This creates a geopolitical window, but wind
Pakistan’s credibility is on the line (opens the original)
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When Pakistan declared that an attack on Saudi Arabia would be treated as an attack on Pakistan, it sent a powerful strategic message. Alliances derive their value not from the ink on treaties, but from the credibility of commitments. Deterrence works only when adversaries believe promises will be kept. Today, that credibility is being tested.Pakistan’s hesitation is understandable. Iran is a neighbor with whom it shares a long border. Pakistan faces internal security challenges, sectarian sensi
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