As the two world leaders in AI development and adoption, the United States and China are each operating under assumptions ...

Jeffrey Frankel argues that US politics is broken not because of inequality, but because people believe different facts.

Mark Leonard suggests how Europeans can adapt to a world where states act without reference to any common framework.

Stig Ørskov urges tech firms, publishers, and policymakers to work together to sustain independent sources of news.

Gene Frieda explains why neither stronger communities nor greater economic agency can turn back the populist tide.

Stig Ørskov is CEO of WAN-IFRA (the World Association of News Publishers), representing 20,000 publications in more than 120 ...

Adekeye Adebajo thinks a recent report by the secretary-general points more to burden-shedding than to burden-sharing.

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Joschka Fischer fears that the victory of the far-right AfD in Saxony-Anhalt could augur a nightmare scenario for Europe.

Martín Abeles warns that financial dependence and geopolitical alignment could become intertwined in the region.

Michael R. Strain explains why a shoddy, politically motivated Census Bureau report should concern all Americans.

SEOUL—AI is advancing at a breathtaking pace, and so are fears about its impact on jobs, especially for young people entering the labor market. The tasks generative AI can incre ...