The Science and Ethics of De-Extinction

The Science and Ethics of De-Extinction

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Why the Last Internet Shutdown Has Already Happened

In this episode of All Things Policy, Shobhankita Reddy and Ashwin Prasad on satellite internet, smuggled Starlink terminals in Sudan and Iran, Africa's explosive adoption, and the argument that developing nations — not developed ones — will become the biggest customers of connec ...  Show more

The Newer Era of China's Socio-Economic Trajectory

As China convenes its 'Two Sessions', the draft of Beijing's 15th Five-Year Plan is grabbing global attention. The plan features, among other domains, a heavy focus on building Science & Tech Self-Reliance and a modern industrial system. It also reiterates the party-states now-lo ...  Show more

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