Publications
387 published articles
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Defense & SecurityRussia: Europe Sanctions the Industrial Supply Chain of War
On October 12, 2026, the European Union adopted one of the largest rounds of individual sanctions in its history against Russia.
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EnergyAsia: Natural Gas Is Losing Its Status as a Transition Fuel
Long presented as the essential fuel for moving away from coal, liquefied natural gas is facing an increasingly uncertain future in Southeast Asia's electricity sector.
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SocietyAI: Growth Without Entry-Level Jobs?
Artificial intelligence is already helping sustain the global economy through the scale of investment it generates. Yet behind the promises of productivity and economic growth, a less visible transformation is emerging: the gradual automation of the tasks through which young graduates have traditionally entered professional life.
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CorporateIndia: Industry Without Factories
The global manufacturing industry may be changing one of its oldest rules: producing goods no longer necessarily requires owning the factories.
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Latin AmericaUruguay: The Strength of Moderation
Between Brazil and Argentina, two countries whose size, ambitions, and crises have often shaped the destiny of South America, Uruguay occupies a distinctive position.
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Reports and StudiesAutomotive: The Great Shakeout
In-depth report — Restructuring, successes, failures and the outlook for the global automotive industry
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TechnologyStarlink: The Battle for Control of Telecommunications
SpaceX's aggressive expansion into mobile spectrum signals a potentially major transformation of the global telecommunications industry.
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EuropeFrance: Europe's New Sovereign Risk
France is undergoing a fundamental shift in Europe's financial hierarchy. Long regarded as one of the pillars of eurozone stability, it is increasingly emerging as one of its principal sources of vulnerability.
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Arctic & Polar RegionsArctic: The New Route Between Asia and Europe
The return of the South Korean container ship PanStar Acro to Busan, following an experimental commercial voyage through the Arctic, illustrates a potential transformation in the geography of global trade.
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EuropeEurope: The Budgetary Price of Power
By proposing a €141 billion reduction in the European Union’s next long-term budget, the Irish presidency has confronted the Twenty-Seven with a fundamental contradiction.
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PoliticsInternational Justice Confronts American Power
By imposing sanctions directly on the International Criminal Court, Washington has taken its confrontation with international justice to a new level.
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GeopoliticsRussia: Diesel Cracks the Sanctions Regime
Russian refining infrastructure lies at the center of a new trade-off between American energy security and economic sanctions against Moscow.