Intersections

A Guide to Trump’s Section 232 Tariffs, in Maps (Shannon K. O’Neil, Julia Huesa, and Gabriela Paz-Soldan – Council on Foreign Relations)

Section 232 tariffs aim to protect U.S. national security. Created by the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, Section 232 empowers the president to charge...

Funding cuts could push 6 million more children out of school, warns UNICEF (UN News)

Global education funding is facing sharp reductions that could leave an extra six million children out of school by 2026, the UN Children’s Fund...

WHO sounds alarm as mental health conditions soar past one billion worldwide (UN News)

More than a billion people worldwide are living with mental health conditions, according to new data released by the World Health Organization (WHO) on...

Il dialogo è la via della pace, della giustizia e della sicurezza / Dialogue is the path to peace, justice and security

(Marco Emanuele)  Sosteniamo l''Appello interreligioso alle Istituzioni Italiane, ai cittadini e ai credenti in Italia' che ha come primi firmatari Noemi Di Segni, Presidente dell’Unione delle...

Bridging the Skills Gap: Coastal Jobs in a Growing Blue Economy (Abhishree Pandey – Observer Research Foundation)

As investment in the blue economy increases, the promise of economic revitalisation along coastlines is gaining traction. Annually, the ocean economy has an estimated...

Unlocking Justice: A Policy Roadmap for Victims of Spyware (Nadine Farid Johnson – Just Security)

The proliferation of spyware poses a serious threat to civil rights and civil liberties with few avenues for accountability. Despite representative promises by industry...

IBM and NASA Release Open-Source AI Model to Predict Solar Weather And Help Protect Critical Technology (AI Insider)

IBM and NASA released Surya, an open-source AI model designed to predict solar weather and protect technology on Earth and in space. The model,...

Algorithmic Foreign Influence: Rethinking Sovereignty in the Age of AI (Angelo Toma – Lawfare)

In early 2022, TikTok users in Kenya saw their feeds flooded with political disinformation—including content laced with ethnic hate speech and violent threats ahead...

Biased credit ratings are costing Africa billions—and worsening its health crises (Maggie Mutesi – Atlantic Council)

As Zambia mourned the death of its former President Edgar Lungu on June 5, a quieter crisis was unfolding in the country’s public hospitals....

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