We need an energy revolution – but renewables alone will not be enough
Addressing climate change will force us to replace our energy system, and with it the foundation of modern civilisation.
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The UN General Assembly will underline Russia’s isolation
Even the countries Russia hoped it could pivot to after wrecking relations with the West are unsettled.
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Is China really preparing to invade Taiwan?
Large military drills have stoked fears that Beijing will try to seize the self-governing island by force.
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Why China and India are sending troops to Russia
Six months into its invasion of Ukraine, Russia is hosting joint military exercises with several countries, including China and India.
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Putin and Trump face failure on battlefields of their own making
In Russia and America we are about to see what happens when right-wing nihilism hits the buffers of reality.
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Are the US and China destined for war over Taiwan?
When the powers faced off in the 1990s, American military might forced Beijing to back down. Now they are more…
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Vladimir Putin has failed to learn Stalin’s lessons
The Russian president wants his country to be feared and respected, but the failures of his military are increasingly clear.
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The invasion of Ukraine altered warfare and geopolitics for ever
As Ukraine marks its Independence Day, the Western world must rearm: militarily, diplomatically and morally.
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