The Straits Times | May 15, 2018
As technological change disrupts entire industries and inequality threatens political stability, attention has shifted towards the question of how to upskill the labour force for higher productivity. But productivity is only one piece in the much larger puzzle of human capital.
Read MoreThe National Future Forum | May 2018
The UAE sits at the top table of connected countries that will shape the future. Parag Khanna also explains how what we know as the Middle East should be seen as Western Asia.
Read MoreNew England Real Estate Journal | May 11, 2018
On Thursday, April 14, 2018, Parag Khanna was the opening speaker at the most recent SIOR Spring World Conference on “Megatrends and the Map of the Future.” Ubiquitous technology and urbanization are the two irrefutable mega-trends of the 21st century.
Read MoreSIF | April 2018
Multi-hyphenate Parag Khanna talks about Singapore’s role on the world stage and his admiration for the country.
Read MoreFast Company | April 30, 2018
Scapegoating Facebook for the ills of American governance ultimately won’t get America anywhere.
Read MoreLe Courrier International | April 13, 2018
On pense que l’Occident est au centre de tout ça, mais le phénomène est particulièrement vrai en Asie, un continent qui concentre non seulement la majeure partie de la population mondiale mais aussi la majeure partie de ces mégacités. Elles grandissent, leurs économies grandissent, leur puissance grandit. Et elles laissent les États et les empires loin derrière.
Read MoreShargh Daily | April 4, 2018
In Iran's leading newspaper Shargh Daily, scholar Keyhan Barzegar reviews CONNECTOGRAPHY.
Read Morebrand eins | April 2018
Strassen, Pipelines und Tiefseekabel tragen zum Welfrieden bei, sagt der Politikwissenschaftler Parag Khanna. Ein Gespraech ueber die neue Seidenstrasse, die verrottete Infrastruktur in den USA und Riesen mit dem Hyperloop.
Read MoreDe Tijd | March 10, 2018
Als Europa een vuist wil maken tegen de opmars van het Verre Oosten, moet het met digitale data polsen wat de burger echt wil.
Read MorePolitico | March 13, 2018
What if the world is capably transitioning from unipolarity to multipolarity, a new structure gradually being matched by new institutions that will guide the next geopolitical era?
Read MoreSwiss Info I February 16, 2018
Apart from Singapore, Khanna also points at Switzerland as one of the prime examples for future governmental systems. Khanna advocates a system of “direct technocracy” led by experts but frequently consulting the people through a combination of democracy and data.
Read MoreTrouw | 3 February 2018
Niet landsgrenzen bepalen de kaart van de toekomst, maar verbindingen. Europa bevindt zich in het centrum van die ontwikkeling, zegt politicoloog Parag Khanna in onze serie over de toekomst van de EU.
Read MoreQuartz | 31 January 2018
If America wants a serious grand strategy for this brave new landscape of diffused power and inter-regional networks, then it must lead with influence through connectivity, not containment.
Read MoredeVolkskrant | January 27, 2018
Al roepen de Trumps van deze wereld nog zo hard om muren, globalisering gaat door. In de volgende fase draait alles om connectiviteit, zegt geopolitiek strateeg Parag Khanna. China, met zijn spoorlijnen en havens in het buitenland, ziet hij daarbij als koploper.
Read MoreWorld Economic Forum | 23 January 2018
As infrastructure networks spread across Eurasia, will we see regions productively connect, or wars emerge along these new corridors? Watch Parag Khanna's session at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Read MoreCNN | 23 January 2018
During the World Economic Forum in Davos, Parag Khanna speaks with Becky Anderson on CNN's Connect the World to discuss Indian prime minister Modi's speech and the future of globalization.
Read MorePolitico | 19 January 2018
It turns out that the global system is underpinned by more powerful forces than either the whims of America’s president or even the country’s enormous military and economic weight.
Read MoreParagistan | January 2018
The first episode of Paragistan features my walk with National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek, whose "Out of Eden" project is taking him on foot from Africa across Asia into the Americas to retrace mankind's earliest migrations. Follow this decade-long adventure at https://www.nationalgeographic.org/…/o…/.
Read MoreBrink Asia | 3 January 2018
China’s Belt and Road Initiative is among the defining, prominent geopolitical and geoeconomic developments of our time, with major implications for international trade, infrastructure development, physical connectivity, poverty reduction and economic growth.
Read MoreFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung | 30 December 2017
Israel hat keine Angst mehr vor den Arabern und schafft Fakten zu seinen Gunsten, sagt der Geostratege Parag Khanna. Europa warnt er im FAZ.NET-Interview davor, sich langfristig ausbeuten zu lassen.
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Parag Khanna is a leading global strategist, world traveler, and best-selling author. He is a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre on Asia and Globalisation at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, and Managing Partner of Hybrid Reality, a boutique geostrategic advisory firm. Read more.
Co-authored with Ayesha Khanna. TED Books, 2012.