The Guardian view on exploring Saturn: an inspiring distraction
The Guardian view on exploring Saturn: an inspiring distraction
Editorial
The great success of the Cassini mission deserves our appreciation, but Nasa’s work on Earth’s climate matters more.
The Cassini mission, which will end on Friday,...
Latin-America’s worst-ever refugee crisis: Venezuelans
Latin-America’s worst-ever refugee crisis: Venezuelans
Venezuelan citizens cross the Simon Bolivar International Bridge to Colombia. (George Castellanos/AFP/Getty Images)
THE LONG-RUNNING crisis in Venezuela, which has undergone a catastrophic economic collapse even as its authoritarian regime has...
The End of Mexican Democracy?
The End of Mexican Democracy?
By Enrique Krauze
Mexico City — On July 1, we Mexicans will choose our president for the next six years. It will be no ordinary election. During a period when democracy...
A Bridge to Universal Education
A Bridge to Universal Education
Gordon Brown
Twitter: @OfficeGSBrown
LONDON – In a confrontational world where protectionism is on the rise, multilateralism has become an easy target for criticism. But those who doubt its value must have...
The mother’s role in preventing violent extremism
The mother's role in preventing violent extremism
Alethea Osborne
Why is it that mothers are often overlooked in efforts to prevent and counter violent extremism? They could be crucial to tackling the roots of radicalisation.
For...
From Lima to Havana – a decisive moment for Latin America
From Lima to Havana – a decisive moment for Latin America
Remi Piet
The recent Summit of the Americas and the transition of power in Cuba are just two events among a number of political shifts...
Princess Diana’s brother says he was lied to over princes following coffin
Princess Diana's brother says he was lied to over princes following coffin
Earl Spencer claims royal officials told him William and Harry wanted to join funeral cortege but later found this was untrue.
https://youtu.be/6fNlpbS1b-M?t=56
The brother of...
How Populists Win When They Lose
How Populists Win When They Lose
Jan-Werner Mueller
VIENNA – Today, it appears that every single election in Europe can be reduced to one central question: “Is it a win or a loss for populism?” Until...
Robots have already taken over our work, but they’re made of flesh and bone
Robots have already taken over our work, but they’re made of flesh and bone
Brett Frischmann and Evan Selinger
Many jobs in the modern economy have been sapped of their humanity. How should we resist the...
Jobs in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Jobs in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Simon Johnson
@baselinescene
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Jonathan Ruane
@jonruane
WASHINGTON, DC – The world has no shortage of pressing issues. There are 1.6 billion people living in acute poverty; an estimated 780 million adults are...