COGNICURRENT

Geoffrey Hinton warns of the dangers posed by artificial intelligence systems as they improve, highlighting their dual nature that might overshadow positive impacts.

The article critiques Donald Trump's foreign policy as a form of predatory hegemony driven by personal gain, highlighting the resulting shifts in international relations and the implications for South Korea.

Garry Kasparov discusses the historical significance of chess in the Soviet Union as a reflection of ideological superiority and a means for talented children to find opportunities.

Czech tennis player Jakub Menšík has become a rising star after defeating world No. 2 Jannik Sinner, showcasing his potential to disrupt established hierarchies in the sport.

The article discusses the declining global hegemony of the USA, highlighting how emerging powers like China and Russia challenge its authority on the international stage.

The article discusses the revival of the Monroe Doctrine under Donald Trump's administration, emphasizing its implications for U.S. hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.

Donald Trump's recent actions, such as an attempted kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and ambitions regarding Greenland, are seen by Professor Park No-ja as evidence of the decline of American hegemony rather than its strength.

The article discusses the recent actions of the Mexican government in response to U.S. pressure regarding oil exports to Cuba and examines the broader implications of U.S. hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.

The article critiques Argentina's potential agreement with the United States, cautioning that it may once again align the country with a declining hegemon.

An article discusses how Bad Bunny's performance during the Super Bowl highlights cultural dominance rather than decline, reflecting Brazilian sentiments about decolonialism and identity.

Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl represents a significant cultural pushback against mainstream American entertainment, challenging perceptions of Latinx identity and migration.

The article discusses the current global power dynamics and the possible future orders as theorized by various scholars, particularly focusing on comparisons to historical periods.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accuses the US of seeking to dominate global energy supply routes to achieve economic hegemony.

The Argentine government is optimistic about passing significant reforms in the Congress, which highlights the lack of competition from the opposition after recent legislative elections.

Japan's first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has achieved a historic majority in Parliament, enabling her to push an unprecedented post-war defense agenda amid rising tensions with China.

This article discusses the insights from journalist Pepe Escobar's latest work, outlining the emergence of a multipolar world and the decline of U.S. dominance.

Former Foreign Ministry official Tanaka Hitoshi argues that Japan should develop its own strategy towards China instead of exacerbating tensions by aligning with US hegemony during the Trump administration.

Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, criticizes the government for US tariff pressures, linking them to domestic issues and urging for measures against the disturbances caused by the Coupang case amidst US-China hegemony competition.

German and Polish finance ministers outline their goals for the new E6 cooperation initiative among six European countries focusing on enhancing economic power.

The article discusses the fluctuating role of the USA in Latin America, from supporting military dictatorships to endorsing democracies, while drawing historical connections to recent events involving Venezuela.

The capture of Nicolas Maduro in Caracas reveals President Donald Trump's intention to place the Western Hemisphere under U.S. influence, focusing on becoming the leading player in the oil market to challenge global rivals China and Russia.

During a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin, Xi Jinping criticized the US for its hegemonic actions that undermine the international order, particularly regarding its stance on Venezuela.

The article discusses how Trump's actions in Venezuela may be a precursor to extending U.S. influence over other countries to counter China's expansion.

The article commemorates the sixtieth anniversary of writer Elio Vittorini's death and discusses his challenges with the Communist Party after World War II and his efforts to modernize Italian culture through his journal Il Politecnico.

The article explores the concept of a self-hating West, questioning whether a post-communist leadership has fostered an anti-Western sentiment, likening their actions to the behavior of the cuckoo bird that leaves its eggs in other birds' nests.

The article discusses twelve challenges and trends for 2026, highlighting global political, social, scientific, and cultural uncertainties, with specific mentions of the struggle for world hegemony and political storms.

The article discusses the competitive dynamics between the United States and China for global dominance, highlighting the U.S. perception of the EU as an adversary and the shift in political power due to Donald Trump's return.