News

Rockford Weitz discusses how America can bolster its geopolitical influence in the Arctic region in response to Russia’s expanding interest in the area, via his article in Fast Company.

Rockford Weitz comments on a conflict between the cruise industry and the state of Florida due to the state’s ban on a vaccination requirement for passengers, via an article in Tampa Bay Times.

Alex de Waal is quoted from his BBC article that takes an in-depth look at the crisis in Tigray, via an article in The Indian Express.

In an article in The Washington Post, Dean Rachel Kyte says “there’s little detail” from G7 leaders on how they will act to address climate change in the wake of this weekend’s summit.

Amy Myers Jaffe comments on infrastructure for the oil and gas industry, noting that global oil demand is likely to peak in coming years, via an article in The Wall Street Journal.

Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte comments on a need for action at the G7 leaders summit in Politico, noting the tepidness of a communique last week from the G7 finance ministers.

In BBC News, Alex de Waal provides an in-depth look at the crisis in Tigray, which is facing a man-made famine.

Michael Beckley outlines how the United States must change course to secure its military advantage over China, via his article in Foreign Affairs.

Bhaskar Chakravorti states that Democrats and Republicans alike need to be honest about how much broadband for all will cost, and suggests that Big Tech can help pay for it, via his article in Wired