China Takes Lead in Global Race for Economic Dominance
- David Wallace-Wells discusses China's leading role in the global green energy transition, contrasting it with slower progress elsewhere.
- Anna Husarska argues for long-range weapon support for Ukraine, citing successful counterattacks in Crimea as justification.
- The Boston Globe editorial board demands a transparent investigation into the killing of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi by Israeli soldiers, emphasizing the need for accountability.
In recent discussions, David Wallace-Wells highlights China's significant role in the global green energy transition, noting that while progress is being made, it is considerably slower outside of China. The U.S. is facing challenges as it implements green-tech tariffs aimed at protecting its clean-energy industries, indicating a potential loss in the competitive landscape. Meanwhile, Anna Husarska argues that Ukraine's successful counterattacks in Crimea bolster the case for providing Kyiv with long-range weapons, suggesting that such support could save lives and increase the costs for Russia. Additionally, Bjorn Lomborg critiques traditional educational policies, advocating for innovative approaches like personalized learning through tablets, which could enhance educational outcomes in both developing and developed nations. Lastly, The Boston Globe editorial board calls for a thorough investigation into the death of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice for American citizens abroad.