John Elkington In writing our 2037 Green Paper for launch in October, I have been toying with the future of language. It surfaced as an issue in early results from…
Kristalina Georgieva I would like to thank the Government of the United States for hosting this week’s G20 meeting, and Secretary Bessent and Chairman Warsh for their leadership in delivering…
A climate report published in the United Kingdom has warned that homes will need air-conditioning to cope with projected levels of global warming. As recently reported by The Guardian, an…
Sebastian Mallaby The quest for machine superintelligence is not merely a gold rush, motivated by money. In the minds of many of its leaders, the arrival of a new form…
Levent Gürses We have just come through a week in which inflation, growth and unemployment figures were released. An economic climate characterised by growth of 2.3 per cent – below…
Osman Şenkul In the 3000s BC, the vibrant social life in the region where the four holy books originated – stretching from south-eastern Anatolia through the land of Assyria and…
The 15-book longlist for this year’s ‘Business Book of the Year Award’, organised annually by the Financial Times, has been announced. The award, sponsored for the first time this year…
Bernie Sanders The media pundits have written article after article desperately trying to understand why progressive candidates, despite being heavily outspent, keep defeating establishment Democrats in primaries around the country.…
Can Baydarol Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu himself stated that Israel’s attack on the Abu Zuhur Military Airbase in north-western Syria, approximately 70 km from the Turkish border, was a direct…
Over the last thirty years, climate debates and climate policies have been shaped by the effects of greenhouse gas emissions on our planet and our climate. For long-term global temperature…
A term that disappears when it wins?
John Elkington In writing our 2037 Green Paper for launch in October, I have been toying with the future of language. It surfaced as an issue in early results from…
Georgieva: Rapidly rising investment in artificial intelligence is driving economic growth
Kristalina Georgieva I would like to thank the Government of the United States for hosting this week’s G20 meeting, and Secretary Bessent and Chairman Warsh for their leadership in delivering…
Call for the rapid expansion of air-conditioning use to tackle the climate crisis
A climate report published in the United Kingdom has warned that homes will need air-conditioning to cope with projected levels of global warming. As recently reported by The Guardian, an…
AI and the future of humanity
Sebastian Mallaby The quest for machine superintelligence is not merely a gold rush, motivated by money. In the minds of many of its leaders, the arrival of a new form…
Per capita income is not $19,762; the income of the poorest 20 per cent is $6,324
Levent Gürses We have just come through a week in which inflation, growth and unemployment figures were released. An economic climate characterised by growth of 2.3 per cent – below…
Humanity has been trapped in the debt trap for 5,000 years; salvation lies in debt forgiveness
Osman Şenkul In the 3000s BC, the vibrant social life in the region where the four holy books originated – stretching from south-eastern Anatolia through the land of Assyria and…
The 15-book longlist for the “FT Book of the Year Award” announced
The 15-book longlist for this year’s ‘Business Book of the Year Award’, organised annually by the Financial Times, has been announced. The award, sponsored for the first time this year…
Why are progressives winning across the United States?
Bernie Sanders The media pundits have written article after article desperately trying to understand why progressive candidates, despite being heavily outspent, keep defeating establishment Democrats in primaries around the country.…
Nerve endings
Can Baydarol Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu himself stated that Israel’s attack on the Abu Zuhur Military Airbase in north-western Syria, approximately 70 km from the Turkish border, was a direct…
Soil restoration is the quickest way to cool the planet
Over the last thirty years, climate debates and climate policies have been shaped by the effects of greenhouse gas emissions on our planet and our climate. For long-term global temperature…