While Israel’s recent election did not deliver the transformation for which many might have hoped, it could open the way to ...

Joseph Zeira argues that, for all the talk of resilience, the country is paying dearly for three years of conflict.

LJUBLJANA—My duty as a philosopher is to spoil the ecstatic sense of relief that has followed the US midterm elections. Yes, ...

Homi Kharas, Julie McCarthy and Ichiro Sato explain why meeting global biodiversity targets will require framing conservation ...

Kalpana Kochhar explains how low- and middle-income countries can start building the capacity to implement the technology.

As the United States and China cement their technological dominance, the AI revolution threatens to reproduce the colonial ...

Following a “special intensive revision” that struck 130 million voters from the electoral rolls, India’s youth have mounted ...

Peter Thomson sees a rare opening to push marine solutions in discussions about reducing emissions and building resilience.

Mekala Krishnan, Sylvain Johansson and Kanmani Chockalingam share new research demonstrating a need for innovation in how ...

Privacy is not a natural phenomenon, but rather a historical achievement. It emerged after the Reformation and the wars of ...

James K. Galbraith shows why exponents of the discipline’s “orthodoxy” are struggling to counter “heterodox” insights.

Deirdre Nansen McCloskey points out that political, economic, and scientific outcomes ultimately follow from moral sentiments ...