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The Value Chain: From Natural Resources to the Most Advanced Industries
From the mine to the laboratory, from agricultural fields to semiconductors, global wealth is built through successive stages of transformation. Yet value is not distributed equally between those who possess resources, those who process them, and those who control technology. Beh
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Education in a World of Work That Never Stops Changing
For a long time, the contract seemed relatively simple. People studied for fifteen or twenty years, learned a profession, and then relied on much of that knowledge for several decades.
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AI: The New Economy of Power
Artificial intelligence is becoming more than a technology: it is reshaping the distribution of capital, knowledge and strategic influence. A new economy of power is emerging, built on data and computing capacity.
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Major Contemporary Conflicts
The proliferation of armed conflicts represents one of the most profound transformations of the contemporary international system. From Eastern Europe to the Middle East, from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa, from the Great Lakes region to South Asia, confrontations are becoming prolonged, overlapping, and increasingly involve a wide range of state and non-state actors.
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Competition: A Driver of Progress and a Source of Strategic Tension
Competition is often described as a race. Individuals compete for jobs, companies for customers, and states for investment, technologies and resources. The strongest performers advance, the less efficient adapt or disappear, and innovation, productivity and growth are expected to emerge from this process of selection.
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Freedom of Expression: The Boundary Is Never in the Same Place
The same message can be legal in Washington, punishable in Paris, removed from a platform in Brussels and impossible to publish in Beijing. The content has not changed. The boundary has. This is perhaps one of the most revealing contradictions surrounding freedom of expression. T
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The Space Race : Orbital Control and Systemic Domination
Space is no longer merely a scientific frontier: it is becoming a critical infrastructure of power on Earth. Satellites, communications and defence now place orbital control at the heart of a contest for systemic dominance.
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Technology, dependency and sovereignty : do democratic states still govern alone?
Digital infrastructure, platforms, semiconductors and data systems have become essential to public action while remaining largely controlled by private actors.