COP28: Parallel worlds joined at the hip
The real existential threat facing the world is not conflict, but how climate heating is accelerating human extinction.
The real existential threat facing the world is not conflict, but how climate heating is accelerating human extinction.
As technology advances and disrupts traditional industries, countries around the world are racing to adapt and seize the opportunities presented by this new era.
The writer says the real geopolitical question is whether the US is willing to lose the opinion and support of the free world, perhaps the Rest, in its staunch support of Israel.
The writer says that however bright the past may be, there is an urgent need to further strengthen public confidence in journalism.
Since climate disasters affect the poor the most, which exacerbates social injustice, we need to address how to raise incomes to alleviate social inequality, says the writer.
Just as competing companies can find ways to cooperate, so can countries - even if they are geopolitical competitors, says the writer.
Although the main causes of protests still include factors like dissatisfaction with the government, activist age, political strategies and the use of social media have also…
By investing in children, governments lay the groundwork for a brighter future where all children, regardless of their background, have equal opportunities to flourish.
Eight years ago, we were first introduced to AI as a tool for journalism. The concept was met with widespread skepticism.
Parties have lately worried that a ‘non-political’, ‘neutral’ caretaker set-up may be co-opted by the establishment and end up overstaying its welcome.