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Instead of extracting critical minerals from the seafloor to fuel batteries, we could reduce, reuse, and recycle batteries we already have.

U.S. weapons technology depends on minerals, supply chains, and industrial capacity it does not control.

Students can learn from past social movements so they can rebuild global health creatively and without restraint.

What economic development can learn from mission-driven science.

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As the U.S. blocks consensus inside the UN, other countries are still finding solutions to science and technology governance.

As AI-generated content floods today’s social media, people are starting to leave — pushing platforms toward new models built around authenticity.

Kenyan community care networks offer a model for how people can live well with dementia.

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A billion people are on the move. A USAID policy met that reality. It only lasted weeks before the Agency’s dismantling. Here’s why it still matters.

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The problem is not insufficient expertise; it is insufficient integration.

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Many African countries may find opportunities for growth by investing in natural resources, energy access, and green jobs.