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Artificial Intelligence (AI) could help advance health, education, scientific research and conservation, but its direction raises urgent questions about who benefits, who decides and what kind of world we leave behind. This article argues that universities must do more than teach people to use AI: they must strengthen independent judgement, democratic participation and responsibility for
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The challenges confronting the new EU Commission, as laid out in the Letta and Draghi Reports, are substantial and multifaceted. The message in both reports is loud and clear: Europe risks falling behind the United States and China, particularly in critical areas like AI development due to underfunding of research, insufficient computing power, and a
As it happens, there is — and the peace model’s origins go back to 1981, when an agreement between Israel, Egypt, and the United States established the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO). Its function 43 years ago was to bring military and civilian leaders together to support diplomatic solutions to the two antagonists — back
The BRICS bloc of developing countries, comprising Brazil, the Russian Federation, India, China, and South Africa, decided to expand their alliance to include Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In a summit declaration, the BRICS leaders commit to strengthening cooperation to promote peace, a more representative international order, a reinvigorated
Imagine strolling through a sustainable city where nature seamlessly intertwines with modern infrastructure. Towering skyscrapers are adorned with lush green gardens. Clean and efficient public transportation effortlessly whisks people away from one point to another. Every corner showcases the harmonious coexistence of human life and the environment. Sustainable cities may seem to many as a
In a significant development, Russia has officially informed the United Nations, Turkey, and Ukraine that it will not be renewing a vital grain agreement, known as the Black Sea Grain Initiative. This, as the Kremlin noted, will make the sea “temporarily dangerous”. The Kremlin presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov announced on Monday that the agreements
Is hope just a futile human feeling, or can it be harnessed to catalyse change? In the context of climate change, the answer to this question is pivotal; it could mean the difference between letting despondence render us paralysed or taking action in an attempt to avail. Only one of these two approaches keeps the
Eight years after the UN treaty on the trade in arms came into force, a look back reveals mixed results to date. The 2013 Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) was the culmination of protracted negotiations over agreed common standards regulating the conventional arms trade, and reducing the flow of unregulated arms. However, among the top 25
On June 23-24, China will host the 14th BRICS Summit which analysts describe as an opportunity for Beijing to promote its vision for international relations, and its governance and development model, at a time of global instability. Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS countries), including Russian President Vladimir Putin, will meet
Australia’s federal election, held on May 21, marked the end of the conservative Liberal-National coalition’s nine years in power after an unprecedented surge of votes in favour of candidates who support immediate and decisive climate action. Described as a “greenslide” by Adam Brandt, the Green party’s leader, the election results give Australia the chance to