The coming creative destruction from AI
Artificial intelligence’s impact could be bigger than that of China joining the WTO, but will pose challenges for policymakers.
China’s gradualism in South China Sea faces a fast and furious America
"In fact, China was using North Korea as a weapon to browbeat the United States to soften its stand on other issues", the writer states.
What Ukraine needs to learn from Afghanistan
The country needs to learn from the horrible experience of Afghanistan to avoid becoming a long-term disaster, says the writer.
Taking a five-step approach to decarbonisation in a downturn
More than ever, it will be critical to clearly understand the sustainability priorities of customers who are navigating a downturn and are very focused on costs.
In ‘era of zero-sum thinking’ has China’s influence peaked?
It may be time to start aggregating US power with that of Japan, Australia and India.
Working together for the future of the news industry
We do not believe that the choice for Indonesia is between regulation and no regulation. Rather, it is about designing regulations that can work for all Indonesians.
Where real intelligence defeats AI
By being creative, there will be plenty of opportunities for humans to score over AI.
The stunning rise of South Korea as a defender of Ukraine
Becoming one of Europe’s leading weapon suppliers not only boosts the global stature of South Korea’s defence industry, but also has other implications.
An oil boss will lead UN climate talks. Will he really push the green agenda?
The decision at first glance seems riddled with conflicts of interest, given that the use of fossil fuels has caused a sharp increase in the amount of carbon emissions.
The war in Ukraine must end soon
In a difficult global economy, the war is costly. Diplomacy must find a way out, the author writes.