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For more than four years, Russia has wagered that it can outlast Ukraine. The Kremlin has more troops, more resources, and a greater tolerance for casualties, betting that Kyiv — and its Western allies — will eventually lose the will to keep fighting. But that assumption is being tested. Ukraine is carrying out increasingly sophisticated strikes deep inside Russian territory, forcing Moscow to defend military bases, energy infrastructure, and even symbolic strongholds like Crimea.

For more than four years, the war in Ukraine has been driven by a simple calculation: that Russia can outlast Ukraine and its Western allies. But that assumption is beginning to face its biggest test yet. Ian Bremmer examines how Ukraine's increasingly sophisticated drone campaign is bringing the war deep into Russian territory, targeting energy infrastructure, military assets, and even Crimea.

US President Donald Trump speaks about election security during an address to the nation from the East Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., US, July 16, 2026 The US president used a primetime address last night to argue America’s election system is broken and vulnerable to “rigging.” He pointed to documents he says show Chinese interference in the 2020 vote. But the evidence Trump offered, along with past assessments from the intelligence community, doesn’t support his broadest claims.

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At the 2026 AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, Tony Maciulis speaks with Kai and his mother, physicist Katia Moskvitch, about how their podcast, "The Quantum Kid," is helping make complex scientific ideas accessible to a wider audience. By asking scientists simple questions, Kai encourages experts to explain concepts like qubits in ways anyone can understand.

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