GLASHÜTTE, GERMANY — Independent watchmaking is often defined by an obsession with tradition, a relentless pursuit of hand-finished anglage, and a quiet reverence for historical pocket watch architectures. Yet, within the idyllic, clock-making cradle of Glashütte, Germany, independent manufacture Moritz Grossmann has long danced to the beat of its own…
By Pedro Abramovay and Julia Sakr-Tierney Published: September 21, 2026 Location: New York Introduction: The Erosion of Hegemony Through Force Far from bolstering United States dominance on the global stage, Donald Trump’s embrace of coercive militarism has systematically eroded it. In an era defined by hyper-connected information networks and complex…
NEW YORK — When the Kremlin ordered the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, shockwaves reverberated far beyond the borders of Eastern Europe. While Western capitals united in swift condemnation and unprecedented economic warfare against Moscow, major Asian democracies and rising economic powerhouses adopted a posture of strategic neutrality. At…
In the highly competitive world of offshore sportfishing, the catamaran has long been championed for its superior lateral stability and rough-water handling. However, the category has often been split between utilitarian, "bare-bones" fishing machines and luxury cruising vessels that shy away from the rigors of tournament life. With the launch…
For the modern global citizen, the world is defined by two primary metrics: the security of the land they call home and the freedom afforded by their travel documents. In an era of increasing geopolitical volatility, a new collaborative analysis from the residency and citizenship advisory firm Henley & Partners…
The intersection of extreme wealth, cultural influence, and public accountability has never been more volatile. As the global art market continues to serve as both a playground and a fortress for the world’s most affluent figures, recent developments—ranging from high-profile charity auctions to intense congressional scrutiny—reveal a shifting landscape where…
By Harold James July 17, 2026 The history of modern democracy is often written as a steady progression toward stability, yet the lived experience of voters suggests a more cyclical, turbulent reality. Nowhere is this more apparent than in France, a nation that has spent the last two centuries swinging…
