Implementing the “No Hostility Doctrine” for Peace, Normal Relations, and Prosperity Iran is entering a new era. BGF recommends that Iran’s emerging leadership adopt and implement a clear national doctrine of no hostility toward any country as the cornerstone of a...
Following reports circulating internationally about a major turning point in Iran’s leadership, Professor Judea Pearl (UCLA)—the pioneer of Causal Inference and the 2020 AIWS World Leader Award recipient—posted on X that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei had...
At Governor Michael Dukakis’ Estate on October 13, BGF Leaders met and discussed to build US-EU-Japan-India pillars for World Peace and Security. Those that were present are: Former Vice President of World Bank Mats Karlsson, Representative of BGF in Stockholm and...
"This challenge is the second event under the initiative of OSS4SDGs - Open Source Soſtware for Sustainable Development Goals - a joint collaboration between the European Commission Directorate-General for Informatics and United Nations Office of Information,...
Professor Koichi Hamada is a world-leading expert on international economics and the Japanese economy. He has had a distinguished career as an internationally renowned economics professor, an economic adviser to the Japanese government and as an economic consultant to...
Following the High Level Discussion “Technology for Peace in the Global Enlightenment Age” with keynote speaker Under-Secretary-General, Tech Envoy of United Nations Amandeep Gill on UN International Day of Peace September 21, Boston Global Forum is creating Manifesto...
The Biden administration on Friday Oct 7, announced sweeping new limits on the sale of semiconductor technology to China, a step aimed at crippling Beijing’s access to critical technologies that are needed for everything from supercomputing to guiding weapons. The...
“And a lot of the focus that we have is in taking the two centuries old idea of census data and augmenting it to have richer census data. So, the census data is something that it’s hard to appreciate, but any sort of modern management of society, government services...