Brain Drain – From North to the South
Shutting the door on foreign students and immigrants in the west, may have a totally unexpected consequence –the return of…
Populism, Propaganda & Prejudice – Part 2
What happened to liberal, impartial and investigative journalism, in Hong Kong?
Populism, Propaganda & Prejudice – Part 1
What happened to liberal, impartial and investigative journalism, in Hong Kong?
A Shot in the Arm for Eurozone
The EU Recovery Deal is a much-needed injection of economic support for member countries and hopefully a trigger for global…
The Virtues of Early Warning Systems
Technology and data could be harnessed to give us a signal on an impending disease or pandemic.
Pooling Research Resources for a Eureka Moment
Oxford University is crowdsourcing its efforts to come up with novel therapies at affordable prices in the shortest time possible
For Post-covid Pharma, the Mantra is “Together We Can”
A global regulatory system, multiple supply chains, and collaborative research that embrace innovation will translate into affordable therapies
Disruptive Swell on the South China Seas
Washington's definitive refusal to accept Chinese claims could heighten tensions between the two as well as embolden smaller stakeholder countries.
We Will Forge Ties With Countries Sharing Our Basic Values
We are looking at something much more nuanced and complicated, which is a longer-term alignment, says Richard Fontaine.
America’s Fickle Foreign Policy Play With India
Former diplomat Navtej Sarna on the unpredictability of Trump’s decisions on trade and immigration and how Indo-US relations can still…