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The high cost of food monopolies in Africa
By Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli - Aug 09, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 09, 2018 22:37
LAGOS — In May, global food prices increased 1.2 per cent, reaching their highest level since October 2017. ...
Britain’s dangerous lapse in medical ethics
By Donna Dickenson - Aug 08, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 08, 2018 23:15
LONDON — On July 17, the United Kingdom’s influential Nuffield Council on Bioethics implicitly endorsed “heritable genome editing”, declarin ...
Making open data a reality
By Thoai Ngo - Aug 08, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 08, 2018 23:12
NEW YORK — The idea of open data has gone mainstream. ...
Pakistan’s IMF problem
By Nadeem ul Haque - Aug 05, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 05, 2018 23:48
ISLAMABAD — After Pakistan’s recent election, Imran Khan and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party are now forming a new government. ...
The two best ways to reduce infant mortality
By Melvin Sanicas - Aug 05, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 05, 2018 23:47
BANGKOK — One of the more ambitious targets of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is the commitment to end preventable ...
‘From Amman to Paris with love’
By Lina Annab - Aug 04, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 04, 2018 22:35
One of my fondest memories growing up in Amman were the afternoons spent at the French Cultural Centre located near my home. ...
Rethinking the Internet of things
By Ken Hu - Aug 02, 2018 - Last updated at Aug 02, 2018 22:47
SHENZHEN — At a telecommunications conference hosted by Huawei late last year, I told a group of senior executives looking for growth opport ...
Trumpism and the philosophy of world order
By Mark S. Weiner - Jul 30, 2018 - Last updated at Jul 30, 2018 23:24
HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT — In the wake of the NATO and Helsinki summits, many liberals have been tempted to condemn US President Donald Trump’s b ...
Leaving the data dark ages
By Gaspard Koenig - Jul 26, 2018 - Last updated at Jul 26, 2018 23:27
PARIS — During the High Medieval Period, from the eleventh to the thirteenth century, serfs in France had no property rights. ...
Vaccinating against an HIV rebound
By Christine Stegling - Jul 26, 2018 - Last updated at Jul 26, 2018 00:14
BRIGHTON — When I began my career as an HIV activist in Botswana two decades ago, the thought of a vaccine seemed fanciful. ...

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