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Davos 2026: When World Leaders Stopped Pretending
20 February 2026
STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE BRIEF Davos 2026: When World Leaders Stopped Pretending ISAR Global • 20 FEB 2026 Executive Summary At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos, Switzerland, international leaders publicly acknowledged what ISAR Global has been systematically documenting: the rules-based international order has collapsed, and great powers now openly pursue national interests without […]
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Evidence-based analysis of international AI governance frameworks
When Governments Rewrite Contracts: The Anthropic Dispute and the Governance Vacuum Nobody Wants to Name
1 March 2026
The dispute between Anthropic and the United States Pentagon, which concluded last week with a presidential ban on federal use of Anthropic's technology and an unprecedented "supply chain risk" designation against an American company, has generated considerable commentary about AI safety, military ethics, and corporate responsibility.
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ISAR Global Parliamentary Intelligence Brief: Small Modular Reactors — Commitment, Evasion, and the Governance Gap in British Nuclear Policy
28 February 2026
Intelligence Report ISAR Global Parliamentary Intelligence Brief: Small Modular Reactors — Commitment, Evasion, and the Governance Gap in British Nuclear Policy ISAR Global • 28 February 2026 Executive Summary A comprehensive analysis of 279 parliamentary questions on the subject of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), spanning from the earliest ministerial engagement with the technology under the […]
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UK AI Infrastructure Governance: Commitments, Zones, and Accountability Gaps
24 February 2026
Sixteen parliamentary questions spanning January 2025 to January 2026 reveal a government confident in its AI infrastructure narrative but noticeably reticent on measurable delivery milestones. The AI Growth Zones programme — the centrepiece of the AI Opportunities Action Plan — has progressed from expression of interest to formal application, yet ministerial responses remain dominated by aspiration rather than verified outcome. The gap between the rhetoric of global leadership and the reality of confirmed, operational infrastructure is the defining feature of this parliamentary period.
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