Nearly three years after Javier Milei became Argentina’s president, the chainsaw-wielding free-marketeer has established ...

Mary Robinson explains why it is essential to invest in protecting 30% of the world's land and ocean by 2030.

Richard K. Sherwin describes the role moral imagination must play to keep the technology’s greatest potential harms in check.

Although the United States remains very powerful and Russia still commands enormous conventional and nuclear capabilities, ...

Wairagala Wakabi highlights the problem of “function creep” in African governments’ use of foreign surveillance tech.

Sami Mahroum considers who or what can be held accountable for the credibility of AI-generated research.

Wairagala Wakabi is Executive Director of the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) ...

Laura Carvalho & Joseph E. Stiglitz urge the country’s voters to defeat policies that would reverse hard-won progress on ...

One of the main drivers of the student protests in France is the opposition to Parcoursup, the country’s ...

Kalemli-Özcan argues that concerns over the AI buildout, bond yields, and public debt cannot be divorced from supply shocks.

Africa cannot control global geopolitics, let alone prevent external shocks. But it can manage its exposure, especially by building an integrated continental market, investing in higher-value-added ...

Guillermo Ortiz considers how the country can strengthen its position in a region dominated by Trump-aligned leaders.