Opinion

Lasting victory in the chip war will only be within reach if its companies can live without serious government funding

A plebiscite to give new political rights to Aborigines has led to a misinformation campaign against the First Nations people of the island-continent

Today’s geopolitical relations are marked by demands for a change to the world order, historical revisionism and reproaches against the West

The term emphasizes invasion and destruction, but metaphors can be harmful for the disease’s patients: they condition, blame and hide the real problems

A disk with images and sounds from our planet was sent out on the two ‘Voyager’ probes, as well as a recording of a person’s thoughts, in case aliens can read brain waves

Now is not the time to change the 2% target, but there is room for improvement to correct the pre-pandemic deflationary bias

Since mid-2022, there have been 10 straight interest rate hikes; the most recent one is unnecessary and beyond questionable

Italian economist Mariana Mazzucato, one of the leading thinkers of her generation, explains the importance of rethinking growth and the entrepreneurial state

Young people are increasingly calling for urgent and decisive change, and for world leaders to assume their responsibilities and be held accountable for the actions they are taking

The documentary ‘At the Matinée’ depicts what went on during the day in and around New York’s punk mecca

Billions of people and economies are at risk. The ocean is warming, and here are three ways we can act now

I tried to answer astonished e-mails from friends, but I did not understand what had happened in Argentina’s first round of presidential elections, either

Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington, who are all over 50, are so heavily retouched that the image is almost comical

Hopefully there will be a seismic change so that our resting place will also be our place of residence, and travel will become just a work requirement

The Armed Forces is facing a slump in popular credibility amid the requirement to punish those possibly responsible for backing an attempt to annul the result of the 2022 elections

Knowledge workers should hope that the WGA and its members succeed in showing not only how unions can raise wages, but also how technology can be used to support creativity

The fragility of the region’s states — some ruled to military juntas or immersed in civil wars — jihadism and disputes over natural resources have exacerbated instability

As he retires from WWF Colombia, which he led for more than two decades, Luis Germán Naranjo reflects on what it means to fight to protect the planet

The country is enduring a process similar to that experienced by Colombia in the 1980s and Mexico a few years later with an escalation of violence

Donald Trump seeks refuge in freedom of speech to defend his lies and electoral manipulations

The humanitarian agreement between the government of Nicolás Maduro and the Venezuelan opposition, which was channeling to the UN some assets frozen by U.S. sanctions, has stalled due to several factors

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele’s popularity shows that Latin American governments are falling short. They should redouble their efforts to provide rights-respecting strategies to tackle the root causes of much criminality

The United States, which took freedom of expression further than any modern democracy, is now a contradictory society where prohibiting is part of the daily agenda

Why aren’t we preparing for the extreme heat that awaits us? On one side, there are the climate deniers who don’t think that there’s anything to worry about, and on the other side, there are the activists committed to preventing environmental disaster