After the European Union and British government tried and failed to reach a deal on Brexit over the weekend, Amanda Sloat shares five reasons why Northern Ireland has become the central challenge in withdrawal negotiations over the EU-U.K. divorce.
On World Food Day, Juergen Voegele discusses the promise of digital technologies to revolutionize agriculture and food systems and shares a few questions policymakers must consider about managing the likely effects of this disruption.
Tunisia, which was the first Arab and the first Muslim country to abolish slavery, passed a law last week that criminalizes racial discrimination. Sharan Grewal argues that the most important effects of the law will be to recognize the existence of racism in Tunisia and that the country should serve as a model for the region.
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