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Riccardo Valentini, a professor of forest ecology at the University of Tuscia, won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize as a member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

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Climate Change on the Menu
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Climate Change on the Menu

Nov 30, 2018 Riccardo Valentini explains why eating less meat and dairy, and more fruits and vegetables, is an existential imperative.

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Looking Back at 100
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Looking Back at 100

Richard N. Haass identifies three dominant themes – none particularly hopeful – in his commentaries over the past 20 years.

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A Vote for Populists Is a Vote for Putin
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A Vote for Populists Is a Vote for Putin

Guy Verhofstadt

For years, the evidence of European populist and far-right parties' allegiance – and debts – to Russian President Vladimir Putin has been piling up. With the Kremlin now fully engaged in swinging the European Parliament election toward its chosen candidates, it's up to Europe's voters push back.

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Putting Africa’s Secondary Cities First
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Putting Africa’s Secondary Cities First

Ibrahim Assane Mayaki advises policymakers not to lose sight of intermediary urban areas' crucial role in economic development.

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A Referendum on the EU Experiment?

A Referendum on the EU Experiment?

Yascha Mounk & Elmira Bayrasli outline what’s at stake for Europe during this week’s elections for the European Parliament.

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In Defense of Europe
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In Defense of Europe

Michel Barnier argues that the European Union can no longer afford to be a military minnow in an era of great-power politics.

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Robo-Apocalypse? Not in Your Lifetime
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Robo-Apocalypse? Not in Your Lifetime

J. Bradford DeLong

Not a week goes by without some new report, book, or commentary sounding the alarm about technological unemployment and the "future of work." Yet in considering the threat posed by automation at most levels of the value chain, we should remember that robots cannot do what humans cannot tell them to do.

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Austria and the Plot Against Europe
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Austria and the Plot Against Europe

Charles Tannock urges European leaders and voters to treat Russia's political machinations in Austria as a wake-up call.

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Voter Turnout Will Decide Europe’s Fate
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Voter Turnout Will Decide Europe’s Fate

Yves Leterme & Sam van der Staak show how populists can exploit declining participation to succeed in this month's European Parliament election.

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