

In the Blind Spot: Prepare to be privatized
SNEAK PEEK — There’s a big hullabaloo surrounding China’s recent issuance of dollar-denominated bonds in Riyadh. But Izzy argues this is not the show
SNEAK PEEK — There’s a big hullabaloo surrounding China’s recent issuance of dollar-denominated bonds in Riyadh. But Izzy argues this is not the show
SNEAK PEEK — Free speech campaigners fear Elon’s status as the champion of free speech is about to clash with his role as efficiency
SNEAK PEEK — Why Georgia’s election controversy is even more interesting and geopolitically important than appreciated. — How little Martinique may be part of
SNEAK PEEK — Why the Trump 2.0 regime really does represent a technocratic takeover of the U.S. government. But maybe that’s not a bad
By Dario Garcia Giner To many in the West, Israel’s fierce military posture clashes jarringly with its image as a beacon of democracy and progress
SNEAK PEEK — Is a coalition of tech bros and industrialists planning to rescue America in the event all hell breaks loose after the
By Eleanor Myers · Oct 23, 2024 LONDON — At London’s annual Frieze art fair, attendees trickle into a fake sauna. Inside, a screen shows
By Giovanna Faggionato, Ben Munster · Oct 24, 2024, BRUSSELS — A battle is brewing between Europe’s most powerful nations and the European Central Bank
SNEAK PEEK — Is spytech contractor Palantir miscast as the source of all evil? As the company takes control of the U.K MoD’s contracting
SNEAK PEEK — Regulators finally catch on to the liquidity vulnerabilities associated with intraday liquidity mismatches brought on by instant payments and mobile apps. —
SNEAK PEEK — Authoritarian states are using a UN process to extinguish the internet’s borderless and free nature by transforming it at the
Damned dams: Why Egypt’s alliance with Somalia is underpinned by dam diplomacy By Dario Garcia Giner KEY POINTS: — Ethiopia’s construction of the Grand Ethiopian