The Future of Tech Policy
outlines five issues policymakers will need to consider when crafting a new approach to regulation.
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Russia’s World Cup Opportunity
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A Crisis Playbook for Big Tech
sees five lessons for an industry that, like the financial sector a decade ago, has lost the public's trust. -
Macron’s Real Limits
thinks the French president's policy pronouncements lack the courage of his European convictions. -
The Big Picture
Toward a Malaria-Free World
- Every year, millions of people across 91 countries contract the disease, and just under a half-million people die from it.
- How can the world meet its commitment to eliminate this scourge by 2030?
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Why Is Bangladesh Booming?
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America’s Weak Case Against China
calls the US Trade Representative's Section 301 report a biased and embarrassing political document. -
The Drums of Trade War
says the problem in Sino-American relations is the Trump administration's worldview, not external balances. -
How to Negotiate with North Korea
urges the Trump administration to broaden the focus of its approach to take in more than denuclearization. -
Who Cares About Big Tech’s Displaced Workers?
explains how IT innovation is boosting corporate monopoly power and, with it, wage stagnation and inequality.
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A Tale of Two Realities
worries that technological and economic changes are overwhelming political leaders' capacity to manage them. -
Missile Strikes Are Not a Syria Strategy
thinks the latest US, British, and French attack failed to achieve even the tactical goal of deterrence. -
The West’s Crisis of Confidence
worries that the two countries most responsible for creating the postwar global order are now abandoning it. -
Why China Won’t Yield to Trump
explains why the US will lose the trade war its president has started.
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The Future of Tech Policy
outlines five issues policymakers will need to consider when crafting a new approach to regulation.
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A Crisis Playbook for Big Tech
sees five lessons for an industry that, like the financial sector a decade ago, has lost the public's trust.
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Russia’s World Cup Opportunity
expects the event to provide an impetus for tolerance and comity, especially within the host country.
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Should We Really Care About Inequality?
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Quratulain Fatima on Gender and Politics in Pakistan
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The African Century
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Future Cities
Half of the world’s population live in cities, and that share is growing rapidly. How can cities expand, maintain services and communities, and be envi… read more
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