Tag: The Science of Where Magazine

(Cities) Building better cities for children: Coordinating within and across city agencies to harness the power of playful learning (Brookings)

Helen Shwe Hadani and Shwetha Parvathy write for Brookings: Today, more than half of the world’s children are growing up in cities. By 2030, up to 60...
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(USA) 6 priorities for future research into COVID-19 and its effects on early learning (Brookings)

Christina Weiland, Erica Greenberg, Daphna Bassok, Anna Markowitz, Paola Guerrero Rosada, and Grace Luetmer write for Brookings: Since March 2020, researchers have produced more than 300 reports on the...
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(USA) “You never know”: Work and precarity in Las Vegas before and during COVID-19 (Brookings)

Richard V. Reeves, Morgan Welch, and Hannah Van Drie write for Brookings: In this brief we examine work and work-based policies in Las Vegas, Nevada –...
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(Cybersecurity) A bug in Fortinet FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer allows unauthenticated hackers to run code as root (Security Affairs)

Pierluigi Paganini writes for Security Affairs: Fortinet fixes a serious bug in its FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer network management solutions that could be exploited to execute...
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(Cybersecurity) Microsoft secured court order to take down domains used in BEC campaign (Security Affairs)

Pierluigi Paganini writes for Security Affairs: Microsoft has seized 17 malicious homoglyph domains used by crooks in a business email compromise (BEC) campaign targeting its users. go to...
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(Cybersecurity) WiFiDemon – Recently discovered iPhone Wi-Fi bug could also allow RCE (Security Affairs)

Pierluigi Paganini writes for Security Affairs: A recently discovered iPhone Wi-Fi bug that could crash the WiFi connectivity could be exploited by attackers to achieve...
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(Cybersecurity) US DoJ indicts four members of China-linked APT40 cyberespionage group (Security Affairs)

Pierluigi Paganini writes for Security Affairs: US DoJ indicted four members of the China-linked cyberespionage group known as APT40 for hacking various entities between 2011...
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(Latin America) Latin America’s Perfect Storm (Project-Syndicate)

JAVIER SOLANA, ENRIQUE V. IGLESIAS writes for Project-Syndicate: The mass protests that have recently erupted in countries as different as Colombia and Cuba attest to...
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(Central Banks) Put Central Bankers in Their Place (Project-Syndicate)

HOWARD DAVIES writes for Project-Syndicate: Current loose monetary policies in developed economies are likely to increase wealth inequality, and in the short term there...
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(Middle East) Managing a New Middle-East Order (Project-Syndicate)

SHLOMO BEN-AMI writes for Project-Syndicate: Ongoing shifts in alliances in the region are being driven partly by Iran’s growing influence. But the real story...
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(Climate Change/Net Zero) How to Reach Net Zero (Project-Syndicate)

HELEN MOUNTFORD, MAURICIO CÁRDENAS write for Project-Syndicate: While the world has many ambitious long-term climate targets, it lacks strategies to put the right investments and...
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(Uzbekistan/Central Asia/South Asia/Pakistan) Uzbek President’s Call for Connectivity, Cooperation, Dialogue and Trust in Central Asia-South Asia Region: Pakistan’s Obduracy is the Obstacle (VIF)

Amb Skand Ranjan Tayal writes for VIF: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan hosted an important conference ‘Regional Connectivity Between Central Asia and South Asia...
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(Russia/Turkey/Azerbaijan) Russia, Turkey Compete to Entice Azerbaijan Into Their Geopolitical Plays (Jamestown Foundation)

Rahim Rahimov writes for Jamestown Foundation: During the latest session of the Council of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO),...
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(Russia/Moldova) Russia Abandons Moldovan Clients, Will Deal With the New Pro-Western Government (Part Two) (The Jamestown Foundation)

Vladimir Socor writes for Jamestown Foundation: From Russia’s standpoint, Moldova’s former president Igor Dodon and his Socialist Party are serial losers and expired assets...
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(Russia/Ukraine) Putin’s Fixation on Ukraine Is Demagogic, Delusional and Dangerous (The Jamestown Foundation)

Pavel K. Baev writes for Jamestown Foundation: World leaders rarely publish their visions of current affairs in the form of essays, but President Vladimir...
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(Afghanistan/USA) First Wave of Afghan Interpreters Head to Fort Lee (Defense One)

Tara Copp and Jacqueline Feldscher write for Defense One: Afghan interpreters and their families who have been cleared to come to the United States will...
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