The author's case for why Chinese manufacturers dominate the global solar panel and battery sectors: long-term state industrial strategy, subsidies, self-sufficiency in minerals, scale, automation and cheap electricity.
Abdulla Avloniy on raising a child from the first day of life, and on the Jadid movement that set out to modernise education in the Muslim world.
Erasmus of Rotterdam on books, friendship and self-love, with an account of the humanist scholar the Northern Renaissance called its prince.
The European Union's Global Gateway strategy aims to speed up digital, energy and environmental transformation in emerging and developing economies, mobilising €300 billion of investment by 2027.
Dmitri Mendeleev's warning that instruction without moral formation puts a dangerous weapon into the hands of those who lack judgement.
The author closes his account of Ibn Miskawayh, the remarkable and profound thinker of the East whom the Muslim world counts as the "Third Teacher" after Aristotle and Al-Farabi.
