አጣብቂኝ ውስጥ የከተተው ሽመልስና ኢትዮጵያን እንዴት እናድን?

ብሔር ሳይኖር የብሔር ፖለቲካ የበጣጠሳት ኢትዮጵያ እንዴት ወደ ትክክለኛው ታሪካዊ ዱካ (historical trajectory) ልትመለስ ትችላለች? በሪፖርተር ጋዜጣ ከሁሴን አዳል መሐመድ በተጻፈው ላይ ተመርኩዞ ፈታ ዕለታዊ (Feta Daily) እንዳቀረበው።

Science and accountability (Scott W. Atlas)

On restoring trust in health care. Editors’ note: The following is an edited version of remarks delivered at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship on February 27, 2025. Iwas recently invited to address the question “Can Institutions be Reformed?” at the international Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference in London. ARC is a forum, begun with Jordan Peterson, …

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Trump Is Breaking American Intelligence: Politicizing the System Makes Dangerous Failures More Likely (David V. Gioe and Michael V. Hayden)

“Speak plainly!” Russian President Vladimir Putin snapped at his foreign intelligence chief, Sergei Naryshkin, at a televised security council meeting on the eve of his shambolic full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Naryshkin was visibly nervous. Once he had finally stammered out his support for recognizing the Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Luhansk as …

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Can AI Deliver Broad-Based Prosperity? (Michael Spence)

While nothing is guaranteed, there are good reasons to expect that the implementation of AI will usher in significant productivity gains. But even if it does, those gains will not automatically lead to widely shared benefits in terms of employment and incomes. MILAN – There is little consensus around anything AI-related these days. But one …

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The Resilience of World Trade (Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala)

For all the proclamations of the end of free trade, the global flow of goods and services has reached new highs in recent years, and the global trade-to-GDP ratio remains substantially higher than it was in 2000. While tariffs pose a major challenge to the system, they could also be an impetus for pragmatic reforms. …

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Noam Chomsky || Democracy Doesn’t Exist in the United States (Noam Chomsky)

In this powerful, motivational, and inspirational 29-minute speech, uncover the raw truth behind the American political system. Styled in the spirit of Noam Chomsky, this speech exposes how corporate control, media manipulation, and elite-driven politics have eroded real democracy in the United States. This is not just a critique—it’s a spiritual and empowering call to …

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How to Survive the New Nuclear Age: National Security in a World of proliferating Risks and Eroding Constraints (Vipin Narang and Pranay Vaddi)

In 2009, when U.S. President Barack Obama came into office, nuclear weapons looked increasingly superfluous. As the Cold War faded into history, Moscow and Washington, the world’s two nuclear superpowers, had long been working together to reduce their arsenals. At the same time, after years of protracted conventional wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and the …

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Reclaiming a Policy Role for Economists (Karen Dynan)

Acknowledging missteps, listening well, defending data, and avoiding jargon will help the profession engage. Economists have long helped shape policy by offering analysis to guide decisions on trade, taxation, regulation, and economic stability. At times, mainstream economic expertise has led major policy debates, influencing governments around the world. Today, however, economists are increasingly sidelined. While …

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Can the abundance movement save the Democrats? (Naftali Bendavid)

When top Democrats convened a “WelcomeFest” event recently to discuss “abundance” — the hot new idea circulating in the Democratic Party — some critics on the left dismissed it as “Abundance Coachella,” a reference to the music festival often seen as trendy and performative, prompting an angry pushback from participants. In New York City, a …

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