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Fifty years after Nixon’s cold war coup, the US is facing a new global realignment
Veteran diplomat discusses Russia, the Ukraine war and China
Cold war strategist discusses Russia, the Ukraine war and China at the FTWeekend Festival in Washington
Martin Indyk’s revelatory account highlights the extraordinary geopolitical influence wielded by the former US secretary of state
Cold war strategist says artificial intelligence poses far greater challenge than nuclear weapons
Three respected authors — Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocher — argue artificial intelligence is our biggest foe yet
Wirecard; Robinhood; NFTs; and much more . . .
Barack Obama’s prudence abroad is a good model for the president-elect
Two-time White House national security adviser guided the west through the end of the Cold War
Gideon Rachman consider three books on America in the world over the past century
Billionaire hails breakthrough after US-China tension forced last meeting to relocate
Company to return cash to creditors three months after founder charged with fraud
Event touted as an Asian Davos has been abruptly moved from Beijing to Singapore
The west ignores the alliance forming between Moscow and Beijing at its peril
The grand consigliere of American diplomacy talks about Putin, the new world order — and the meaning of Trump
A useful ‘gift’ to western elites comes in unfortunate wrapping
The US in which the ex-national security adviser thrived valued independent thinkers
US academic programme will help former chancellor broaden foreign policy knowledge
Differing stances on foreign policy and trade will threaten formation of strategy
It is even possible that Kissinger, now 93, could play a role as adviser or intermediary
Notebook: It is an enduring habit to faultblame outsiders for the ruinous state of the region
‘Very few mysteries maintain their allure once the truth is revealed’
Two years ago, it was one of the hottest properties in Silicon Valley. Now the healthcare company is facing claims that its technology is flawed
Statesman who strove for unity in his nation and beyond
How an idea that began as an argument about the possibilities of German unification crossed the Atlantic and became enlisted in the cold war
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