The Hidden Key to the US Labor Market: Employment Records
In the U.S. labor market, lack of employment records hinders tracking of labor transitions and affects labor policies. The pandemic exacerbated this situation. An updated infrastructure of labor records is essential to drive effective policies and help workers grow.
The Complex Challenge Trump 2.0 Presents to Beijing
Dr. Yu Jie, Senior Research Fellow on China, Asia-Pacific Programme, Email Yu X, LinkedIn. The world awaits with anxiety the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20th, and nowhere more so than in China. The expectations of China’s strategic community regarding the direction of U.S.-China relations over the next four years range from fatalism to […]
Protecting Privacy in the Google Search Case
The DOJ proposes data access requirements and privacy protections for Google’s personalized AI services, requiring de-identification and prohibiting re-identification. The EU and the FTC also emphasize the importance of privacy in data exchange, although current measures are insufficient in the face of the growing evolution of AI services.
Crucial Elections in Latin America: Second Half of 2025
In 2025, Latin America will have crucial elections in Bolivia, Honduras, Chile, and Argentina, with political fragmentation and the rise of trumpist discourses. In Bolivia, instability could arise, in Chile, Matthei might win, in Honduras, Nasralla could win, and Argentina could undergo political renewal. The region faces uncertainty due to minority governments and fragmented parliaments.
How Should We Approach Data and Data Use in Global Education?” The question translates directly to English as: “How Should We Approach Data and Data Use in Global Education?
Effective use of data in global education faces barriers such as disputes over definitions, cultural resistance, and convenient political decisions. It is recommended to broaden the definition of data, integrate innovations, and be realistic about the limits of its use.