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Can AI Make Us Richer? A conversation on productivity, labor and the limits of regulation
Season 1 Episode 16
In this episode of Unconventional Knowledge, Prince Michael of Liechtenstein speaks with Adam Michel, Director of Tax Policy Studies at the Cato Inst…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
GIS Radio: American midterms will fuel polarization, not policy
Season 2 Episode 350
The 2026 elections may intensify political divisions but will fall short of delivering major policy or governance changes nationwide.
An analysis by J…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
GIS Radio: Europe without America
Season 2 Episode 349
The U.S.-backed postwar security order is fraying, forcing Europe to reconcile decades of social spending and free riding with the urgent need to rea…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
GIS Radio: Central bank monetary control erodes as fiscal pressures mount
Season 2 Episode 350
Post-crisis monetary frameworks are here to stay, weakening policy transmission, complicating inflation control and blurring institutional mandates.
A…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
GIS Radio: China’s 15th Five-Year Plan weaponizes the economy
Season 2 Episode 349
Beijing’s new economic strategy reflects a broad shift from market-driven growth toward state-directed technological and geopolitical competition.
A…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
GIS Radio: Cartel evolution fuels Mexico’s cycle of managed instability
Season 2 Episode 348
Mexico’s security outlook is shaped by fragmented, adaptable cartels embedding deeper into local economies amid rising U.S. fentanyl pressure.
An anal…
3 months ago
GIS Radio: Shield alliance targets cartels across the Americas
Season 2 Episode 347
A new anti-cartel coalition is intensifying military cooperation in the Western Hemisphere, pressuring Mexico to support improved regional security d…
3 months ago
GIS Radio: The struggle for control of the Red Sea
Season 2 Episode 346
Ports and trade corridors in the Red Sea are a central arena of competition between global and regional powers.
An analysis by Teresa Nogueira Pinto…
3 months ago
GIS Radio: Hungarian voters wanted change
Season 2 Episode 346
With Viktor Orban ousted, Peter Magyar must now deliver EU funds, tackle corruption and steer Hungary through costly energy and social reforms.
An ana…
3 months ago
GIS Radio: Inside Iran’s fragmented decision-making structure
Season 2 Episode 345
Iran’s competing power centers are shaping negotiations, escalation risks and regional strategic decisions.
An analysis by Amatzia Baram. Read the ful…
3 months ago