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The war in Ukraine and the related intensified competition between the United States (US) and China loom over every international relations discussion. How might the war end, and how will these scenarios affect Africa? Projections for the next 20 years by African Futures and Innovation at the Institute for Security Studies show that Africa’s economic growth is unlikely to deliver commensurate standard-of-living improvements. The prospects become even worse when the impact of the Ukraine co...

Africa economic growth: Four global scenarios capturing all reasonable outcomes show why rapprochement between the West and China is vital. 

Four global scenarios capturing all reasonable outcomes show why rapprochement between the West and China is vital.

It is not easy just now to predict exactly how many and which countries will consolidate into the two power blocks, but an important aspect of the deepening

After half a century of travel writing, Pico Iyer reflects on the power of Koyasan, the temple-filled town at the spiritual heart of his adopted home, Japan.

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In a packed Bud Werner Memorial Library Hall in Steamboat Springs on Thursday evening, Jan. 19, internationally known climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe kept the science simple and relatable but the emotional connection elevated. An audible...

Given enough opportunity for a one-on-one conversation, climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe said she has never been stumped in forming a connection between another person’s passions and the importance of climate change. That is because climate...

Few people actually believe these climate change myths, but the myths and disinformation persist. One expert calls them "zombie arguments."

New research looks at intergenerational tensions, Gen Z as coming change agents.