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Opinion piece
08 September 2026
Apple's Android battle offers US AI companies a playbook for China
Alicia García-Herrero
First Glance
08 September 2026
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As global warming impacts are increasingly felt, the EU should turn climate adaptation from a national responsibility into a genuine European policy
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First Glance
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Tough choices ahead as the US pushes a global artificial-intelligence divide
Though proliferation of AI models is essentially uncontrollable, the US is trying to force a split with China, pushing allies into a no-win bind
Alicia García-Herrero
First Glance
31 August 2026
Jilted by Iceland – but Wider Europe is forming through new cooperation structures around the EU
Iceland’s rejection of EU membership talks should be seen against a backdrop of new methods of deeper collaboration, especially on security
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First Glance
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First Glance
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Opinion piece
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The renminbi’s hardest mile is only now beginning
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Opinion piece
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Europe should let the market judge China’s open AI models
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China’s Tech Stocks Are Falling Despite Their Own Breakthroughs
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India needs lasting reforms to attract foreign capital, not stopgaps
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Europe watches AI from the sidelines
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