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China doesn't need to bankrupt Nvidia, only to burst the perception of unlimited growth.

Dollar is down 10%, the bouncy S&P500 up the same. Do you go long or short on America these days?

This may mark the dawn of a shared European deterrent or it might end up like mixing Scotch and Cognac in a fusion cocktail that’s bound to give you a headache.

Iran's uranium is not the issue, its political will is.

This story was updated 24 June 2025 It seems that everyone involved in this apocalyptic three-way is promising a lively week. Leaders are...

Blindsiding investors with the highest tariffs since the Depression caused them to react like frogs thrown into a boil. And out they leapt, triggering market chaos across stocks, bonds and currencies

A Panda, an Eagle and a Bear walk into a bar... feelings get hurt...

It’s a Who’s Who of players claiming some interest in the area of the world called the Indo-Pacific - the definition of which changes depending on who is claiming interest.

What fresh hell...

Good news from Syria? How the beleaguered nation could go right.

Why is a Russian space weapon shadowing a US satellite?

Did Kim Jong-Un declare the Korean War's 71 year half-time over?

The world's two largest economies operating on different cycles has been a good thing for the global economy.

The outcome of China's 20th Party Congress is no mystery. Xi Jinping's next 5 years are trickier.

Washington's One China Policy and "strategic ambiguity" explained. Spoiler: It's logically incoherent, but that's by design.

China's hypersonic gliders are clever, and problematic.

France is in grand furie over the Australian nuclear submarines. Of course it's our fault.