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Some people foolishly look to the World Economic Forum at Davos to understand the future of humanity. Jake Sullivan appears to be on a different mission: to block the future of humanity.

These are strange times for humanity. On one hand, AI, confined within its abstract, immaterial space, is beginning to transform our shared culture into a hyperreal simulacrum of already existing human expression.

Everyone believes in democracy. Yet hardly a day goes by without the appearance of a headline or the title of a program bringing together pundits wondering about whether democracy can survive the multiple threats it is now subjected to.

Despite the bother of an ongoing war, Israel is demonstrating its resourcefulness in major problem-solving challenges.

The AI business is soaring, despite the curious lack of foresight exhibited by its purveyors. The money is there, of course, which is all that matters.,

Foreign words may also represent foreign thoughts, which means they live in a twilight zone beyond our field of awareness.

The famous culture wars that divide US society are now complemented by the disinformation war that splits society into two.

The US addiction to wars may well be coming to an end. Americans are beginning to question the assumption that has long underpinned US foreign policy: that Washington has a moral duty to be involved in the resolution of local conflicts around the globe.

The APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) summit that took place in San Francisco earlier this month brought together US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping in a much-anticipated confrontation.

The unexpected and disturbing election of Javier Milei may not have major consequences even across Latin America.