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  1. Aparajita Ramakrishnan is Deputy Director of Donor and Government Relations at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

  2. Signe Ratso is Acting Director-General of Research and Innovation at the European Commission.

  3. Ben Rawlence, an Open Society Fellow, is the author of Radio Congo: Signals of Hope from Africa's Deadliest War.

  4. Ben Rawlence, an Open Society Fellow, is the author of Radio Congo: Signals of Hope from Africa's Deadliest War.

  5. Ben Rawlence, an Open Society Fellow, is the author of Radio Congo: Signals of Hope from Africa's Deadliest War.

  6. Omar Razzaz is a former prime minister of Jordan.

  7. Sanjay G. Reddy is Associate Professor of Economics at the New School for Social Research.

  8. John Reeder is Director of the Special Program for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases at the World Health Organization.

  9. Elizabeth Reilly

    Elizabeth Reilly

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    Elizabeth Reilly is an AI researcher and supervisor at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.

  10. Tommy Remengesau Jr.

    Tommy Remengesau Jr.

    1 Commentary

    Tommy Remengesau, Jr. is a former president of Palau.

  11. John H. Rex, Chair of the AMR Action Fund’s Scientific Advisory Board, is Chief Medical Officer of F2G.

  12. Fiona Reynolds is Chief Executive Officer of the Principles for Responsible Investment.

  13. Sophie Richardson is the China director at Human Rights Watch. She is the author of China, Cambodia, and the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence.

  14. Felicitas Riedl is Director of Innovation and Competitiveness Department at the European Investment Bank.

  1. toni4_Dominika ZarzyckaSOPA ImagesLightRocket via Getty Images_cop30 Dominika Zarzycka/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

    How to Make COP30 a Climate Turning Point

    Ana Toni sees the main task in Belém, Brazil, as accelerating the implementation of existing agreements.
  2. roach174_Christopher FurlongGetty Images_trump Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

    Trump’s Trade Scam

    Stephen S. Roach points out that the new “External Revenue Service” would target domestic importers, not foreign producers.
  3. mackintosh8_Murat TanerGettyImages_fed_building Murat Taner/Getty Images

    The Fed Is Running Scared of Trump

    Stuart P.M. Mackintosh observes that political pressure is already undermining independent, data-driven decision-making.
  4. buchholz22_Kayla BartkowskiGettyImages_tiktok_ban Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images

    Beware the TikTokalypse

    Todd G. Buchholz thinks calls to reverse the app’s ban or forced sale are based on a misunderstanding of its security risks.
  5. slaughter108_Iranian PresidencyAnadolu via Getty Images_BRICS Iranian Presidency/Anadolu via Getty Images

    Middle Powers and the Art of the Deal

    Anne-Marie Slaughter foresees the world under Donald Trump becoming like a bazaar, to the benefit of multi-aligned countries.
  6. op_bivens1_JIM WATSONAFP via Getty Images_bidenworkers Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images

    America’s Workers Are About to Be Forgotten Again

    Josh Bivens & Heidi Shierholz

    Whatever his failings, Joe Biden did more for the typical American working family than any other president in at least a generation. Tragically, Americans who remain angry about chronic economic injustices will soon realize that the situation can get much worse.

    contrast the Biden administration's pro-worker policies with what Donald Trump is likely to do.
  7. ghosh84_NurPhotoGettyImages_wind_power_grid NurPhoto/Getty Images

    Decommodify Electricity

    Jayati Ghosh shows why the market cannot mobilize the clean-energy investments needed to accelerate the green transition.
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    Three Reasons Why AI’s Momentum Could Stall in 2025

    Dambisa Moyo

    While artificial intelligence has the potential to drive global growth and boost productivity, the industry is grappling with mounting challenges like soaring development costs and energy requirements. Meanwhile, investors are questioning whether AI investments can deliver meaningful returns.

    identifies three negative trends that could stifle innovation and slow the pace of technological progress.
  9. arezki20_Miguel CandelaSOPA ImagesLightRocket via Getty Images_indiamanufacturing Miguel Candela/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

    Solving India’s Industrialization Puzzle

    Rabah Arezki & Partha Sen ask why, unlike Bangladesh and Vietnam, manufacturing has not benefited from rising labor costs in China.

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