Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring @AliVaez and Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar in conversation with Senior Editor @dblock94:
https://t.co/2trzM3Id7N
What will happen next in America's war with Iran? For @ForeignAffairs, I spoke with @AliVaez and Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar to find out: https://t.co/RFG0jZUKJ4
Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring @AliVaez and Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar in conversation with Senior Editor @dblock94: https://t.co/2trzM3Id7N
The United States is speedrunning Narendra Modi's playbook for curtailing freedom of the press.
My latest for @thecaravanindia:
https://t.co/h0QxGjeSF1
In the less than two years since Trump returned to office, major publications and networks have started pulling punches or praising the president. Others have been hollowed out.
Daniel Block (@dblock94) writes:
https://t.co/EbGXjBmHzZ
One of the biggest changes happening in American life is getting little attention: Mass incarceration is ending.
The prison population is plummeting as crime falls. The consequences are extraordinary. @KeithNHumphreys and colleagues take stock.
https://t.co/bniPjjsLLj
Actual midterm House popular vote margin percentage compared to final RCP generic congressional ballot average
2022: R+0.2
2018: D+1.3
2014: R+3.4
2010: R-2.8
2006: D-3.6
Read my new @TIME cover story based on an exclusive interview with Donald Trump ahead of the midterms.
This cover marks a milestone for Trump: with 56 appearances, he's now been on the cover of TIME more than any other figure, surpassing Richard Nixon.
https://t.co/neGsY9koJv
Together, Champat Rai, the religious organiser, Nripendra Misra, the bureaucrat and Govind Dev Giri,the godman formed the triumvirate that exercised maximum control over the Ram Mandir project. Dhirendra K Jha and @singhamritaa have the story
"Tech CEOs are calling for AI regulation, therefore I'm against it" is not a useful—or even usable—heuristic. Mark Zuckerberg is against regulation. You actually have to evaluate the ideas on the merits.
"The desire to see Russia as singularly the product of its steppe heritage ends up distorting and simplifying this history," writes @AyseZarakol in the latest issue of @ForeignAffairs about the project of Eurasianism and the history of the steppe empires that followed the Mongols
Iran’s leaders “never had much faith in American negotiators; now, they have virtually none,” writes Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar. “Iran, then, is adopting a strategy toward the United States defined by escalation and continuous offense.”
https://t.co/02zn0TqdMD
Read @SevaUT and Bruce Schneier on how AI could “greatly benefit” autocratic rulers in the short run—and create new threats to their rule in the long run:
https://t.co/j4XvV18cr2
On the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” @kyleichan and @hlntnr consider what it will take for the United States and China to reduce the biggest risks posed by AI. Start listening here:
https://t.co/tIUdu8krn2
“Iran cannot evict the world’s only superpower from the Middle East,” writes @AliVaez. “Yet it can keep damaging U.S. regional bases, bombing the United States’ regional allies, and disrupting international commerce.”
https://t.co/bV4SBKHeFV