Warming World Promises More Refugees

Climate change promises disruptions, and nations must develop policies to manage waves of refugees
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The US Faces Rival Powers Waging Hybrid Warfare

China and Russia increasingly achieve geopolitical gains, catching the West off-guard, with mix of hybrid tactics
Richard Weitz
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The World Wary as US Federal Reserve Declares End to Debt Crisis

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Number of Workers per Retiree Declines Worldwide

Government policies must address a declining potential support ratio, workers to retirees, to promote economic and social well-being
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Global Consensus on Climate Change Is a Good Start

COP21 agreement in Paris endorses voluntary approach for developing innovative policies, enforcement mechanisms, technologies
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Can Paris Reconcile Political and Economic Interests to Combat Climate Change?

Politics, not economics, curtails smart investments to prevent climate change
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