Anna Noij
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Interested in all things foreign relations, international security, and tech. Avid reader and caffeine consumer.
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In this conversation with MIT Technology Review, Kathleen Hicks, the former deputy secretary of defense, reflects on how the Pentagon is adapting—or failing to adapt—to a new era of geopolitical competition.
How the Pentagon is adapting to China’s technological rise
A conversation with Kathleen Hicks, the former deputy secretary of defense.
www.technologyreview.com
April 7, 2025 at 2:00 PM
In this conversation with MIT Technology Review, Kathleen Hicks, the former deputy secretary of defense, reflects on how the Pentagon is adapting—or failing to adapt—to a new era of geopolitical competition.
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In a turbulent, Trumpian world, expect many Western countries to decide that confronting China over values or geopolitics is a luxury they can ill afford. That doesn’t mean relations will be smooth-huge tensions over trade remain. My column, The Telegram, from Beijing
economist.com/internationa...
economist.com/internationa...
Europe will have to zip its lip over China’s abuses
In a fracturing world, trade and co-operation will come first
economist.com
March 26, 2025 at 4:47 AM
In a turbulent, Trumpian world, expect many Western countries to decide that confronting China over values or geopolitics is a luxury they can ill afford. That doesn’t mean relations will be smooth-huge tensions over trade remain. My column, The Telegram, from Beijing
economist.com/internationa...
economist.com/internationa...
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Marine Le Pen was recently found guilty of embezzlement. In our podcast, Mark Leonard and Célia Belin explored whether this verdict represents a triumph for judicial accountability or a risky move that could provoke a populist backlash. Listen here:
Le Pen’s fall: Europe’s far-right faces a reckoning
Mark Leonard welcomes Célia Belin to unpack what the conviction of Marine Le Pen means for French politics and European democracy…
buff.ly
April 8, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Marine Le Pen was recently found guilty of embezzlement. In our podcast, Mark Leonard and Célia Belin explored whether this verdict represents a triumph for judicial accountability or a risky move that could provoke a populist backlash. Listen here: