Google’s dominance of the internet could bring them under threat of antitrust action.
The Risk that Glows in the Dark
It is fairly likely that by 2030 a nuclear attack will have hit one or more major Western cities.
Yemen: Youth Bulges and Geopolitics
A youth-heavy population in Yemen could spell increased insecurity in the future.
The Sand Lords of Dubai
As the working day comes to an end, workers in Dubai congregate to enjoy a bout of wrestling in the sand.
Greece: Still Shying Away from the Hard Decisions
Unless Mr. Tsipras bites the bullet on tough reforms, Grexit will certainly become a reality.
Can Iceland Save the World?
The 2008-09 financial crisis forced Iceland to come up with profoundly new banking and monetary systems.
China at the Crossroads
By continuing its economic rebalancing, China could increase the scale of its economy by trillions of dollars.
Candidate Clinton: The Foreign Policy Dimension
Hillary Clinton should shift course on her foreign policy as she launches her second presidential campaign.
Hillary Clinton’s Arduous Road to the White House in 2016
The Democratic Party’s likely 2016 presidential nominee faces many challenges.
The Liberation of Bergen-Belsen: A Survivor Remembers
70 years later, a survivor of the atrocities of WWII recalls her experience.
























