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Why Food Security Remains Fragile

Connor Hughes

Food security refers to a state in which everyone consistently enjoys physical and economic access to adequate, safe, and nourishing food. Although agricultural productivity has advanced and child mortality has…

Why regulating social media is so hard globally

International

Why Social Media Regulation is Globally Complex

Connor Hughes

Social media platforms mediate information, politics, commerce, and private lives across borders. Regulating them is not simply a matter of drafting rules; it involves reconciling competing legal systems, technical limits,…

Why food prices rise even when harvests are strong

International

Why Food Prices Soar Despite Abundant Harvests

Connor Hughes

Strong harvests are a natural expectation for lower food prices, but the relationship between production volumes and retail prices is far from direct. Prices reflect the interaction of physical supply,…

How tech export controls affect companies and consumers

International

Tech Export Controls: Impact on Businesses & Consumers

Connor Hughes

Tech export controls are government rules that restrict the sale, transfer, or sharing of certain technologies across borders. They target items ranging from physical components and finished devices to software,…

When carbon capture helps and when it distracts

International

The Truth About Carbon Capture

Connor Hughes

Carbon capture represents not one technology or policy but a broad set of methods that extract carbon dioxide from flue gases or directly from the atmosphere and then either store…