of the Cold War. on the outskirts of Berlin. That was Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, and Harry Truman. to divide up the world in a certain way. between Stalin and Truman. Let's jump forward to 1960 ...

The rivalry between the U.S. and China colors everything in the Indo-Pacific, including the chances of another India-Pakistan ...

Trump’s tough talk and actions in 2017 set off a global contest, but Xi is the one with the long-term plan for victory.

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What is at stake as economic ties careen off the rails is overall global security and economic stability for years to come.

Neither China nor the U.S. at this point wants to turn their Cold War hot. Even so, their rivalry increases the escalatory potential of crises wherever their interests collide. Take the latest ...

Worldwide military expenditure surged to $2.7 trillion in 2024, marking the sharpest annual increase since the Cold War, driven by escalating conflicts and geopolitical tensions, SIPRI reported ...

What began as a tariff skirmish under Trump’s first presidency has ballooned into a sweeping economic decoupling with Cold War overtones — and both sides are rapidly broadening their arsenals ...

It’s sometimes said that we are living through a new Cold War, in which East and West are once again fighting for global supremacy through a series of proxy conflicts, chiefly, in our era, in Ukraine.

The treaty, facilitated by the World Bank during the Cold War to tackle colonialism’s socio-ecological issues in the subcontinent, has endured various crises between the rival South Asian states.