Alexander C. Lees at The Conversation: (T)he biennial Living Planet report from the World Wildlife…

Tom Zoellner in the Los Angeles Review of Books: The stories that a country tells…

The answer is neither small-scale, targeted interventions nor broad generalizations about growth. Instead, we should focus on firms.

Surendriya Rao: “I am an American poet of Indian origin. I heard ghazals sung from a young age, but never thought of them as poetry.”

Not all of Alghorra’s photos depict despair, plentiful as it is. In one photograph, a Palestinian teacher is seen drawing on a whiteboard in a makeshift classroom built under a tent.

“The economists’ “groundbreaking research” has given us a “much deeper understanding of the root causes of why countries fail or succeed.”

This rhyme is thought to relate to Irish beggars who arrived in England during the British genocide which resulted in millions of deaths.

China now produces more than 90% of the world’s photovoltaic-grade polysilicon. Back in 2010, it was a minor player.

Today, each one of the assumptions that underpinned western policymaking and journalism for nearly three decades lie shattered.

by Lex Fridman at YouTube: The following is a conversation with Yuval Noah Harari, a…

Among the topics discussed is the nature of symbolic capital; whether self interest and political idealism are necessarily contradictory…

Besides storing energy as fat, lipids are best known for encircling and protecting every living cell on Earth. The molecules form an effective barrier…