Big Tech Is Watching – and Being Watched
examines how digital-platform monopolies emerged and the nature of the growing threat they pose.
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What’s Next for Kazakhstan?
argues that President Nursultan Nazarbayev’s resignation could have unpredictable political consequences.
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Let’s Talk About Geoengineering
calls for an open global debate on the potential of solar reflection to help combat climate change.
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Xi and Trump Miss Their Chance
laments the Chinese and US leaders' unwillingness to pursue mutually beneficial economic reforms.
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Xi Takes Rome
share two cautionary perspectives about Italy's approach to China.
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Toward a New Global Charter
calls for a debate about shared principles designed to prevent the return of twentieth-century power politics.
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Italy’s BRI Blunder
explains why the imminent endorsement of China's signature foreign-policy initiative is a big mistake.
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What’s Wrong With Capitalism?
reflect on market economies' failure to deliver inclusive growth.
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Back to the Nuclear Precipice
worries that the US has abandoned the cause of nuclear nonproliferation just when its leadership is needed.
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The Blind Spot in the Trade Debate
argue that a more accurate accounting of services flows is essential to understanding bilateral deficits.
