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Brazil is ‘back on track’
By Michel Temer - Nov 11, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 11, 2017 22:22
Just over 18 months ago, I took office as president of Brazil, with the task of facing up the most severe economic crisis in the history of ...
Putting a price on rainforests
By Lorenzo Bernasconi - Nov 09, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 09, 2017 23:56
In early October, shortly after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter that his company could, gi ...
‘Save our water!’
By Cynthia Darrous Khoury - Nov 09, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 09, 2017 23:38
We all agree that water scarcity and dwindling supplies of safe drinking water around the world is alarming and poses a major problem in eve ...
The conscience of a conservative?
By Graham Allison - Nov 07, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 07, 2017 23:13
In a recent speech that received much attention in the United States and abroad, US Senator Jeff Flake, a Republican from Arizona, announced ...
Trump’s opportunity in Asia
By Douglas H. Paal - Nov 06, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 06, 2017 22:54
Ayear after his election, US President Donald Trump is making his first official visit to Asia. ...
Critical minds for critical times
By Bayan Tal - Nov 05, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 05, 2017 23:56
Amajor shift took place over the past few years in media production and consumption. ...
How the Catalonia vote threatens the EU
By John Lloyd - Nov 04, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 04, 2017 23:01
The struggles for and against independence in the Spanish province of Catalonia are emblematic of the European Union’s present strength and ...
Learning from Martin Luther about technological disruption
By Nicholas Davis - Nov 01, 2017 - Last updated at Nov 01, 2017 23:04
Five hundred years ago this week, a little-known priest and university lecturer in theology did something unremarkable for his time: he nail ...
South Africa’s rhino paradox
By Ross Harvey - Oct 31, 2017 - Last updated at Oct 31, 2017 23:13
Earlier this year, South Africa’s constitutional court overturned a 2009 moratorium on trade in rhinoceros horns. ...
In defence of the 1.5°C climate change threshold
By Loren Legarda - Oct 29, 2017 - Last updated at Oct 29, 2017 23:41
The Earth today is more than 1°C hotter than it was in pre-industrial times, and the terrible symptoms of its fever are already showing.This ...

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