Power Shift Report
Independent analysis on power, policy, and global affairs.
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When a government stores its citizens’ health records on servers owned by a foreign corporation, who actually controls that data? That question has moved from academic debate to active policy in capitals across the world. Digital sovereignty —…
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Water has quietly moved to the center of global strategic planning. What was once treated primarily as an environmental or humanitarian concern…
Cities have always been defined by their infrastructure. Roads moved goods, pipes delivered water, and power lines kept the lights on. What’s…
Generating clean electricity was once considered the central challenge of the energy transition. Build enough wind turbines, install enough solar panels, and…
Few countries in Europe illustrate the pressures of a fracturing international order quite like Serbia. Positioned at the crossroads of competing blocs,…
In late September 2024, China conducted its first intercontinental ballistic missile test into the open Pacific Ocean in more than four decades…
For most of modern history, fishing has been treated as a commercial matter — a question of quotas, trawlers, and trade agreements.…
Demography is not destiny, but it is a powerful force that shapes what becomes possible. Countries with large and growing youth populations…
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Every year, the gap between what wealthy nations promise on climate and what they actually deliver becomes one…
Water has quietly moved to the center of global strategic planning. What was once treated primarily as an…
When a government stores its citizens’ health records on servers owned by a foreign corporation, who actually controls…
