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Sovereign Capital Moves Into Contracted Renewable Power in North America

3 月 5, 2026 没有评论

Infrastructure ownership rarely changes through dramatic announcements. More often, it shifts quietly as operating assets migrate from developer balance sheets into the portfolios of long-duration capital. That transition is now visible across a portfolio of wind and solar projects spanning U.S. electricity markets. British Columbia Investment Management Corporation, Norges Bank

The Iran War’s Shock to the Global System: Energy, Economics, and Global Governance in Crisis

3 月 3, 2026 没有评论

The war involving the United States, Iran and Israel, which began with coordinated U.S.–Israeli strikes that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader and targeted Iranian military and regime infrastructure, has rapidly evolved into a global economic and energy crisis with clear implications for multilateral governance, economic resilience and energy security. In the

Letter from the President

3 月 3, 2026 没有评论

President’s Letter3 March 2026 Dear Readers, The Iran war is a regional conflict. It is also a systemic test. What began as a military escalation has quickly become an energy shock, a market shock and a governance shock. When one fifth of globally traded oil moves through a single chokepoint,

Europe on the Sidelines: How the Iran War Is Forcing a Strategic Reckoning

3 月 3, 2026 没有评论

As the war involving the United States, Iran and Israel expands across the Middle East and reverberates through global energy and financial markets, European powers have largely stayed out of direct combat. Instead of deploying forces or joining offensive operations, capitals from Paris to London and Berlin have urged restraint,

Melania Trump Takes the Gavel at the U.N., Casting Education as a Path to Peace

3 月 3, 2026 没有评论

The White House declared it a first in diplomatic history: Melania Trump became the first spouse of a world leader to preside over the United Nations Security Council, convening a session focused on children, technology and education in conflict zones. Seated at the horseshoe table beneath the council’s iconic mural,

Big Tech Backs OpenAI’s $110 Billion AI Infrastructure Push

2 月 27, 2026 没有评论

Artificial intelligence is no longer a software story. It is an infrastructure story. OpenAI said it is raising $110 billion in new capital, valuing the company at $840 billion and positioning it ahead of an anticipated mega-IPO later this year. The round includes $30 billion from SoftBank, $30 billion from

Denmark Calls a Snap Election as Trump’s Return Rewrites the Politics of U.S. Allies

2 月 27, 2026 没有评论

COPENHAGEN — Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, has called a snap parliamentary election for March 24, accelerating the country’s political calendar at a moment of rising international unease and renewed attention on Greenland. The move reflects a calculation familiar to leaders across Europe: that domestic politics can no longer be

The UN Carbon Market Moves From Blueprint to Operation

2 月 27, 2026 没有评论

A carbon market built through negotiation has entered operational territory. The United Nations has approved the first issuance of credits under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement, marking the point at which the new multilateral carbon market shifts from rulemaking to execution. Architecture becomes throughput. From design to execution The

Pacific Islands Embed Climate Vulnerability at Center of COP31 Preparations

2 月 27, 2026 没有评论

Climate diplomacy rarely begins where climate impacts are most acute. In the lead-up to COP31, it will. Fiji will host the official pre-COP31 meeting in October 2026, while Tuvalu will convene a special leaders’ component under an agreement reached between Australia and Turkey. The Pacific Islands Forum confirmed the arrangement

Tariff Turmoil: Trump Spares EU and Britain, but Global Trade Faces New Uncertainty

2 月 24, 2026 没有评论

A sudden reprieve for major U.S. allies highlights the chaotic evolution of American tariff policy, which has shaken markets and diplomatic trust. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that the European Union and the United Kingdom would be spared the highest tariff burdens under his expanding trade regime,