
Explore the Cold War's major events, from the Russian Revolution to the fall of the Soviet Union. Delve into crises, technological advancements, and the global impact of this ideological conflict.

Engaging animated series simplifying complex historical events, from World Wars to mini-conflicts, offering accessible and entertaining insights into pivotal moments that shaped our world.

Discover how risk-based governance and regulation work in AI through a simplified, jargon-free approach designed for policymakers and industry professionals.

Explore the frameworks and processes shaping Philippine policy-making, from legislative development to implementation, while examining stakeholder roles and key focus areas in national governance.

Discover how to build sovereign software infrastructure for public sectors through open-source governance, sustainable development practices, and effective collaboration between government and OS communities.

Explore California Secretary of State Debra Bowen's compelling analysis of electronic voting systems and her advocacy for paper ballots as a secure, reliable voting method.

Explore the critical intersection of computer security and electronic voting systems through expert insights on vulnerabilities, verification technologies, and essential safeguards for trustworthy elections.

Gain insights into operational quality management across corporate and public sectors through practical examples, research-backed strategies, and counterintuitive approaches to service delivery excellence.

Discover how business leaders can navigate the evolving multipolar world of 2030, with practical strategies for adapting to new economic, technological, and military alliances.

Discover how citizen assemblies strengthen democracy through the lens of Madagascar's activism, exploring community empowerment, civic engagement, and collective action for democratic preservation.

Uncover the chilling story of Project Sundial, a Cold War doomsday weapon concept that could devastate a 400km radius and potentially trigger global catastrophe, exploring its terrifying implications for humanity.

Discover a powerful firsthand account of fighting autocracy through the lens of Venezuelan activist Leopoldo Lopez, exploring strategies to unite globally and defend democratic values worldwide.

Geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer discusses the implications of Donald Trump's re-election as US president, analyzing key issues that shaped the result and coming shifts in US foreign policy regarding Russia-Ukraine, US-China relations, and the Middle East.

Journalist Akshat Rathi argues that while capitalism has worsened the climate crisis, it can also be harnessed through "climate capitalism" - using market forces and government policies to make pollution costly and sustainability profitable, flipping the economic incentives to drive climate solutions.

Neuroscientist Sam Wang explains how computer simulations and mathematical models can help fix issues in American democracy, from detecting gerrymandered districts to predicting the impact of alternative election methods like ranked-choice voting.

Indigenous communities in the Amazon have more being extracted from them than oil - research is too. Extractive research, using communities to get publishable results and then maintaining no further relationship, hurts the communities this research should benefit. Sofia Hoffman discusses a different

Why do the world’s most dangerous actors invest in children – while democracies don’t? In this urgent and eye-opening talk, Sofie Lilli Stoffel explores the overlooked link between childhood, resilience, and national security. Drawing on neuroscience, research, and global case studies she shows how

At TEDx he opens a rarely explored topic: connecting evolutionary science and international relations – how evolutionary psychology can help us understand why nations enter conflicts, and how this knowledge can contribute to preventing them. Learn more at https://www.tedxvseuniversity.com/ Jeremy

Migrar no es solo cambiar de país: es reconstruir identidad, vínculos y sentido de pertenencia. A partir de una historia familiar atravesada por el exilio, Corina reflexiona sobre cómo la migración transforma nuestra relación con el tiempo, la memoria y el hogar. Es psicóloga y doctora en Psicología

Panzer oder Kitas – Deutschland muss wählen, und der Grund ist eine einzige Zahl: 60 Prozent. Sie gilt als unantastbares Naturgesetz der Haushaltspolitik, dabei ist sie das Ergebnis einer knappen Abstimmung, ohne jede Grundlage. Philippa Sigl-Glöckner zeigt, warum wir diesen Irrglauben hinter uns la

Eudes Assis tinha tudo para ser apenas mais um chef premiado, mas escolheu outro caminho. Ao retornar ao seu território de origem, transformou a própria trajetória em ponte, usando a gastronomia como instrumento de impacto social e referência em filantropia voltada para crianças e comunidades. Em s