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Will inflation make a comeback?
By Axel Weber - Feb 22, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 23, 2021 00:38
ZURICH  —  Current forecasts by many banks, central banks and other institutions suggest that inflation will not be a problem in t ...
Let us get real about AI
By Stan Matwin - Feb 17, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 17, 2021 19:44
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA  —  In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been attracting more attention, money and talent than e ...
The UN must intervene in Tigray
By Mehari Taddele Maru - Feb 16, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 16, 2021 20:51
FLORENCE  —  In a recent interview, Rwandan President Paul Kagame argued that US President Joe Biden’s new administration and the ...
How to save local news
By Anya Schiffrin - Feb 15, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 15, 2021 22:03
NEW YORK  —  The COVID-19 crisis has confirmed, yet again, the importance of broad access to clear, reliable, and accurate informa ...
The COVID revolution
By Beverley McLachlin - Feb 14, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 14, 2021 22:40
OTTAWA  —  In December 1862, in the throes of the American Civil War, which pitted the norms of slavery against the norms of freed ...
An EU-China deal for a bygone era
By Wendy Cutler - Feb 13, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 13, 2021 21:53
WASHINGTON, DC  —  Late last month, the European Union and China released new details about the Comprehensive Agreement on Investm ...
Towards a peaceful order in the Horn of Africa
By Abiy Ahmed - Feb 09, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 09, 2021 21:34
ADDIS ABABA  —  Operations undertaken by the Ethiopian federal government have freed the Tigrayan people from decades of misrule b ...
‘Pop-Up’ regulations for Big Tech
By André Loesekrug-Pietri - Feb 09, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 09, 2021 21:33
PARIS  —  If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it is that the speed of government decision-making can be just as impor ...
National resilience
By Lara Ali Atoum - Feb 03, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 03, 2021 23:31
Despite the inherent differences between human societies at various levels in terms of race, ethnicity, religious affiliation, nationality, ...
Merkel defends 'slower' EU vaccine rollout
By Deborah Cole with Michelle Fitzpatrick - Feb 02, 2021 - Last updated at Feb 02, 2021 23:30
By Deborah Cole with Michelle Fitzpatrick in FrankfurtBERLIN  —  German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday defended the Europ ...

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