Growth Igniters Radio | 18 May 2016

How can new decisions about connectivity raise the bar for business? Find out by listening on-the-go-to Episode 68, as we speak to Parag Khanna.

BigThink | 18 May 2016

Nine wars have been predicted to erupt since the early 1990s, and all have failed to materialize. They have neither become the regional-scale conflicts predicted by international affairs experts, nor have any resulted in the much-fabled World War III.

Stratfor | 18 May 2016

A new world in the making? Parag Khanna's CONNECTOGRAPHY: Mapping the Future of Global Civilization is in effect an answer to this all-important question. 

Exame | 16 May 2016

Exame, Brazil's most visited business and economics focused newspaper, highlights megacities with excerpts from CONNECTOGRAPHY. 

Information | 09 May 2016

Leading Danish publication Information profiles Parag Khanna and CONNECTOGRAPHY.

World Affairs Council | 06 May 2016

Parag Khanna offers insights into the new challenges and opportunities of our connected world to the World Affairs Council in San Francisco, California. 

CONNECTOGRAPHY | 05 May 2016

A new animation based on CONNECTOGRAPHY shows how trade networks that flourished along the ancient Silk Road will rise again across Africa, the Mideast and Asia.

CNN International | 3 May 2016

As US presidential candidate Donald Trump talks tough on China, Parag Khanna and Dylan Byers discuss how winning politics can make for a losing trade strategy.

GLOBALO.com | 2 May 2016

GLOBALO asks Parag about the importance of mega cities for global progress and the impact of the connectivity revolution on global security.

Corriere Della Sera | 2 May 2016

Parag discusses an array of themes and maps from CONNECTOGRAPHY with Italian publication Corriere Della Sera.

Fareed Zakaria: GPS on CNN | 01 May 2016

As politicians criticize free trade agreements like NAFTA, Parag and Fareed Zakaria discuss why there's no going back from interconnectedness across the North American Continent.

Wisconsin Public Radio | 29 April 2016

What would a world without national borders look like? There's a good chance it'd look very similar to the one we have today. More than national boundaries, Parag Khanna believes what matters are the connections between cities.

Facebook Live | 19 April 2016

Ian Bremmer and Parag Khanna sit down for a Facebook Live chat about Connectography. We debate which lines on the map matter most.

The Washington Post | 29 April 2016
By Ana Swanson
We don’t often question the typical world map that hangs on the walls of classrooms — a patchwork of yellow, pink and green that separates the world into more than 200 nations. But Parag Khanna, a global strategist, says that this map is, essentially, obsolete.