Weekend Roundup: When Intelligent Machines Enter Politics Artificial intelligence could genuinely improve democracy. July 26, 2019Nathan Gardels
To What Extent Should Our Lives Be Governed by Digital Systems? We are simultaneously moving forward and returning to a time when we entrusted our political affairs to mysterious forces whose workings we cannot always honestly claim to understand. July 24, 2019Jamie Susskind
Weekend Roundup: Corralling Cryptocurrency The U.N. should play a key role in governing Facebook’s Libra. July 12, 2019Nathan Gardels
Facebook Should Share Control of Its Cryptocurrency With the U.N. We must ensure Facebook’s currency is backed by democratic and transparent decision-making. July 11, 2019Davide Casaleggio
Weekend Roundup: Tense Times in One China Hong Kong and Taiwan challenge Beijing by flexing their freedoms. July 8, 2019Nathan Gardels
Taiwan Won’t Back Down The island nation's leadership remains resolute against Beijing's election meddling and military threats. July 1, 2019Richard Javad Heydarian
Weekend Roundup: The Politics of Decoupling Turkey and the U.K. must decide whether they are in or out. June 21, 2019Nathan Gardels
The Fundamental Misunderstanding of Brexit An architect of the E.U.'s single market explains what's at the root of the mess. June 19, 2019Pascal Lamy
A Gaullist Option For Turkey In NATO A soft exit would satisfy Erdogan without damaging the alliance. June 18, 2019Omer Taspinar
Weekend Roundup: How Nations Surmount Upheaval — or Don’t An interview with Jared Diamond. June 14, 2019Nathan Gardels
Jared Diamond: Why Nations Fail or Succeed When Facing a Crisis The WorldPost interviews Jared Diamond about his new book, Upheaval: Turning Points for Nations in Crisis. June 11, 2019Nathan Gardels
Asia Is Where American Superpower Began. Is It Also Where It Ends? China is not replacing the U.S. — it’s joining an already multipolar global system. June 3, 2019Parag Khanna