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In a region that is undergoing a dramatic strategic reconfiguration, the Abraham Accords are increasingly seen as a US-imposed framework, says an academic.

The war on Iran could end with Tehran more confident, more hardline and with new resources to rebuild its nuclear programme, says Gideon Rachman for the Financial Times.

With a rise of concern surrounding AI use, even AI developers want regulation. And they're starting to take action, says Kate Andrias for the New York Times.

Much of the infrastructure to catch and contain Ebola outbreaks early has been dismantled over the past year, as the United States abdicated its role as leader in global health,…

Despite the contradictory messaging from the US and Iran, there appears to be real momentum toward a deal, says international security professor Stefan Wolff.

This year’s World Cup will provide organiser FIFA with a golden opportunity to make more than US$15 billion in revenue, which would be a record, says this academic.