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The AI Safety Summit this week is a good idea, but an workable AI solution requires knowing what the problem is.

The parallels are being drawn between the conflict in Israel and the troubles in Northern Ireland. And with good reason.

Ukraine's ground war is making disappointing but incremental gains. The Battle of the Black Sea is a different story.

What is going on in Israel, why Iran cares, and how much is it going to cost you?

The 4717 answers House GOP Questions on Ukraine.

Peak China happened before the covid lockdowns, can it ever get its fung shui back?

What can we expect from the BRICS expansion? Not much other than a new name.

The mad death of Yevgeny Prigozhin may not help Putin's grip on power.

The Black Sea as a wider war zone will drive up prices on grain, oil, ore and insurance.

Just What Were the Chinese and Russia Navies up to off the Alaskan Coast?

Russia's Energy Weapon didn't work against NATO, its weaponized grain prices may work on Africa.

Sweden joins NATO, thwarting Moscows attempts to fracture the West.

What are we to make of the Wagner mutiny? Why do we even care?

China's economy has peaked, what are the take-aways for the US and it's industrial policy?

Decoupling of the Russian economy won't do more to global markets that it already has. Decoupling of China will be miserable.

The new deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran will bring stability to the region, but won't do long term energy security and prices any good.

China's reopening is winding up to be the economic story of the year - but it's only February and the red flags are fluttering.

Viktor Bout, Merchant of Death, is free. Brittney Griner is too. Paul Whelan is not. He looks to stay that way.

Covid Protests in China are more likely to topple the government in Taipei that in Beijing.

After securing the World Cup with bribes and hookers, Qatar is using the event for an epic flex. Well played.