The most important conversations in global diplomacy are not always happening in foreign ministries or at the United Nations. Sometimes they happen in a laboratory in Pyongyang, a research institute in Havana, or a conference room in Tehran, between scientists who share a language that can move across political divides.
The United States has taken a consequential step in how critical minerals are governed, financed, and diplomatically coordinated. With the launch of Project Vault, supported by up to $12 billion in capital and anchored by the Export-Import Bank of the United States, the U.S. administration is moving beyond short-term
The future of artificial intelligence will not be shaped by technology alone. It will be determined by the institutions capable of aligning education, applied research, policy, and global partnerships into systems that build trust and deliver public value. In this episode of The Global Lens: Science Diplomacy in Focus, I
How Space Is Becoming the Architecture of Global Influence
The United States just sent a signal Europe should treat as a strategic opening, not a footnote.
In a defining move to secure enduring American leadership in artificial intelligence, the United States
