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Brexit’s lesson for Asia’s democracies
By Yuriko Koike - Jul 09, 2016 - Last updated at Jul 09, 2016 22:46
The United Kingdom, in voting to divorce the European Union, is steering the West into uncharted territory.Will the EU now unravel, as other ...
From war to work
By Frances Stewart - Jul 09, 2016 - Last updated at Jul 09, 2016 22:45
There is no denying that conflict has far-reaching negative effects, including on employment. ...
Finishing what Einstein started
By Marek Abramowicz - Jul 03, 2016 - Last updated at Jul 03, 2016 23:43
A long-time ago in a galaxy far, far away, two enormous black holes — each with a mass roughly 30 times larger than that of the sun — c ...
Reforming the referendum
By Christopher Granville - Jul 02, 2016 - Last updated at Jul 02, 2016 23:37
World leaders’ reactions to the Brexit shock included one that shouldn’t be ignored — and from an unexpected source: Russian President Vladi ...
An earthquake in education funding
By Justin W. van Fleet - Jul 01, 2016 - Last updated at Jul 01, 2016 01:12
In mid-April, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Ecuador, killing at least 500 people and injuring another 4,000. ...
War and peace, and water
By Laura Tuck - Jun 28, 2016 - Last updated at Jun 28, 2016 23:25
India is currently facing its worst water crisis in years, with an estimated 330 million people — one-quarter of its population — affected b ...
Overcoming Latin America’s skills mismatch
By Martin C. Spicer - Jun 27, 2016 - Last updated at Jun 27, 2016 23:33
Latin America could be on the verge of an epochal transformation.Over the next few years, middle-income jobs — particularly in the services ...
Shared threat, shared response, shared security
By Edward Oakden - Jun 25, 2016 - Last updated at Jun 26, 2016 13:50
On Tuesday, we were all shocked and saddened by the cowardly terrorist attack on Jordan’s brave Border Guards and soldiers near Rakban. ...
Iraq battles should not overshadow grave humanitarian needs
By Fabio Forgione - Jun 13, 2016 - Last updated at Jun 13, 2016 23:38
As Iraqi security forces battle to retake Fallujah, in the western province of Anbar, from Daesh, humanitarian needs in this newest hot spot ...
Saving our drowning humanity
By Peter Sutherland - Jun 13, 2016 - Last updated at Jun 13, 2016 23:37
In the last week of May, at least 1,050 migrants and asylum seekers died in the Mediterranean Sea, victims of the international community’s ...

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