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Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the United States from September 23 to 25 for a state visit at the invitation of Donald Trump. With tensions over trade, Taiwan, technology, Iran and global security all converging, the Trump-Xi summit could become one of the most consequential diplomatic meetings of 2026.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have both reaffirmed their strategic relationships with Kim Jong Un as North Korea marks its 78th founding anniversary. At the same time, Pyongyang is strengthening physical and economic connections with both China and Russia, raising questions about whether North Korea is becoming an increasingly important part of the emerging Eurasian power network.
The Arctic is rapidly becoming a new center of global geopolitical competition. As melting sea ice opens potential shipping routes and exposes valuable resources, Russia, China and NATO are expanding their economic and strategic interests in the region.
The world’s internet appears to exist in the cloud, but much of it physically travels beneath the oceans. Thousands of kilometres of submarine cables connect continents, financial centres and military networks. As competition between major powers intensifies, these cables are becoming critical geopolitical infrastructure. The next major confrontation between global powers may not begin with a missile or aircraft. It could begin somewhere beneath the sea.
For decades, nuclear fusion has been described as the “holy grail” of clean energy a technology capable of producing vast amounts of power with minimal long-lived radioactive waste and no carbon emissions during operation. China has become one of the leading countries pursuing this goal through its Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), commonly known as the “Artificial Sun.” Recent experimental milestones have renewed global interest in whether fusion could eventually transform the world’s energy system.
More than half a century after humans first landed on the Moon, a new generation of space agencies and private companies is preparing to return—this time to stay. The race to build the first permanent lunar base has become one of the biggest scientific and geopolitical competitions of the decade, promising breakthroughs in exploration, technology, and future missions to Mars.
The global economy has entered another period of uncertainty after President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on imports from 60 countries. The decision has triggered criticism from key U.S. trading partners, raised concerns about inflation, and revived fears of another global trade war. While the White House argues the move will protect American workers and supply chains, many economists warn it could increase prices and strain international trade.
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