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The Sovereignty Premium: Why Every Board Needs a Geopolitical Risk Committee

The old order is burning. Allies are realigning. Capital is walking. Is your board prepared? March 14, 2026:This article is part of the Governance, Democracy & Economic Policy Series → The Pattern The old assumption — that the United States would always be the center of global trade, security, and capital — is no longer reliable. We […]

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The White House Template: Claim Victory, Declare Progress, Hope No One Checks

March 29, 2026This article is part of the Governance, Democracy & Economic Policy Series → — Yet the Alliance Is Still Burning—The Children in the Room II Prologue: The Template In 2026, a pattern emerged. The U.S. president would announce a breakthrough — an ally agreeing, a deal close, a war nearly over. Within hours, sometimes

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Scientists Have Spoken. Now Who Will Build?

March 13, 2026: This article is part of the AI, Cybersecurity, and Risk Series  →  Christopher Yoo’s recent piece in the Business Times—“AI governance: The summit stage is necessary but it isn’t sufficient”—captures a moment that many in the AI policy world are feeling but few have articulated so clearly. The India AI Impact Summit was

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