The new race for Africa: How can Africans win this time?
African leaders will have to strategically select their partners to fund and sustain their individual needs.
Too big to change? What is happening to France’s pension system?
Only time will tell the outcome of France’s latest attempt to reform its “sticky” 77-year-old pension system.
Auxilio Brasil: One step forward, two steps back
Set to replace the current Bolsa Familia programme in November, the initiative aims to help families living in extreme poverty, and those with pregnant women and young children, by guaranteeing a minimum of 400 Reais (approximately $72 US) per month to each family.
Is the UAE’s Mars Hope Mission the dawn of a more inclusive era for women in the Arab world?
Even reaching this point has come with significant hurdles for Arab women.
COVID-19 economic recovery must prioritize green growth
The pandemic offered a great starting point to “build back greener and better.”
What’s next for Canada’s new minister of innovation, science, and industry?
Champagne is undertaking a daunting and urgent agenda of national priorities.
RCEP and the formation of the newest Asia-Pacific trading block
Asia’s economies just got a lot more connected.
The fog of war: Revising the existing framework surrounding AI & counterterrorism policy in the E.U.
There is an increasing concern that the technological capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to undermine individual privacy and basic freedoms under the guise of counterterrorism and security policy.
Davos 2020: Harmful or helpful in achieving climate objectives?
The most anticipated speakers were two individuals that arguably stand at opposite ends of the climate debate: U.S. President Donald Trump and climate activist Greta Thunberg.