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Inside the education system moulding Afghanistan’s next generation
The Taliban in Afghanistan is establishing thousands of new religious schools, which will likely create a generation susceptible to violent extremism.
亚洲各国政府如何在人工智能的利与弊之间寻找平衡
译者：谢慧濠（Hui Hau Cha）、崔慧怡（Huiyi Cui）、李典（Dian Li）、刘畅（Chang Liu）、冉芮寒（Ruihan Ran）、王梓航（Zihang Wang）、杨沛芝（Peizhi Yang）、岳舒雨（Shuyu Yue）、张天予（Tianyu Zhang）、张续辉（Xuhui Zhang）、朱琳夕（Linxi Zhu） 翻译审校与音频编辑：魏安天博士（Dr Anthony Williams） 配音人员： 萨米·沙（Sami Shah）[主持人]： 黄俊阳 （Junyang Huang） 珍妮·帕特森讲席教授（Professor Jeannie Paterson）： 岳舒雨 （Shuyu Yue） 于海青讲席教授（Professor Haiqing Yu）： 杨沛芝 （Peizhi
How middle powers navigate economic pressure from the world’s giants
Can middle powers band together to resist coercion from the US and China as Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney has suggested?
Rethinking empire, extraction and identity in the Pacific: A New History
The history of the Pacific Ocean is often told as a story of isolated islands. But its history is of a network of interconnections and struggles from Bolivia to China.
Principle or pragmatism in Indonesia’s foreign policy choices?
Indonesia has long positioned itself as a bridge between major powers while avoiding formal alignment. But rising geopolitical tensions are making that harder to sustain.