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Reversing the medical brain drain
By G. Richard Olds - Nov 28, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 28, 2016 22:10
With physicians already scarce worldwide, demand for foreign born doctors in the United States and the United Kingdom is stretching developi ...
The Holy Grail of future work
By Kelli Wells - Nov 23, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 23, 2016 22:36
Understanding the future of work is difficult, if not impossible. ...
The myth of the women’s vote
By Heather Hurlburt - Nov 22, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 22, 2016 22:35
Among the clichés that deserve to be thrown out after the recent presidential election in the United States is the idea of a “women’s vote”. ...
Land management is crisis management in Africa
By Sofia Faruqi - Nov 19, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 19, 2016 22:50
Ethiopia is experiencing its most severe political turmoil in decades. After months of escalating protests and conflicts that have kill ...
Regulating the sharing economy
By Basheer Salaytah - Nov 10, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 10, 2016 22:34
This week the Ministry of ICT launched REACH 2025 initiative during the MENA ICT Forum 2016.REACH 2025 is Jordan’s national ICT strategy; it ...
Media and information literacy — shortest path to countering extremism
By Basim Tweissi - Nov 08, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 08, 2016 22:29
Every year, the world marks Global Media and Information Literacy Week in the first week of November, which signals universal recognition an ...
The Kremlin’s war on liberalism
By Nadezda Azhgikhina - Nov 06, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 06, 2016 22:47
In the wake of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks in the United States, the so-called “War on Terror” was launched. ...
The perils of planned extinctions
By Claire Hope Cummings - Nov 03, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 03, 2016 22:23
A cynical move is under way to promote a new, powerful and troubling technology known as “gene drives” for use in conservation.This is ...
How trees make cities healthier
By Pascal Mittermaier - Nov 02, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 02, 2016 22:24
Last May, I had the dubious fortune of visiting Mumbai, India, during the city’s hottest month on record.Temperatures remained at over 40°C ...
The rule of law and economic development
By Ghazi Odat - Nov 01, 2016 - Last updated at Nov 01, 2016 22:23
There can be no economic growth, sustainable development, or poverty, hunger or unemployment eradication in an environment lacking the rule ...

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