Author: erths
The debate over artificial intelligence has shifted decisively. What began as a discussion about principles and voluntary guidelines is becoming a question of enforcement, liability, and…
Corporate power is rarely exercised through public confrontation. In 2026, its influence is more often felt indirectly — through standards, supply chains, financing conditions, and regulatory…
Global order is not being rewritten through dramatic announcements or formal treaties. Instead, it is shifting quietly — through delayed decisions, fragmented enforcement, and the gradual…
The world does not change in straight lines. It moves in bursts, stalls, reversals, and moments of quiet accumulation. Looking back from the vantage point of…
Climate policy is increasingly shaped by near-term constraints rather than long-term ambition. Governments and institutions remain committed to emissions targets, but rising costs, political pressure, and…
The focus of artificial intelligence policy is shifting from experimentation to deployment. As more systems move into consumer-facing and high-impact uses, regulators and companies are adjusting…
Governments and large companies are reassessing spending plans as higher borrowing costs, tighter budgets, and political constraints narrow room for manoeuvre. While headline growth has stabilised…
Diplomatic efforts across several regions are continuing against a backdrop of economic pressure, security concerns, and political uncertainty. While no single negotiation has produced a breakthrough,…
Climate risk is moving further into the centre of government policy, financial decision-making, and insurance markets. While long-term targets remain politically contested, near-term pressures are becoming…
Governments, regulators, and technology companies are entering the week facing mounting questions about artificial intelligence, market concentration, and enforcement. While no single announcement has reset expectations,…