Caitlin Welsh is a Co-Founder and Content Director at Mashable. She covers a wide range of topics, from entertainment and pop culture to technology and social issues. With a focus on providing engaging and informative content, Caitlin's articles aim to entertain and inform readers on the latest trends and stories.
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The Australian hitmaker reaches for moments of brilliance on her 10th studio album. But too often it plays like generic inspiration
By: Jude Blanchette, Ryan Mcelveen, Caitlin Welsh, Ryan Hass, Lily Mcelwee
Despite rising U.S.-China tensions, cooperation on discrete issues is in the national interests of both countries—and the world. CSIS and Brookings convened U.S. and Chinese experts to explore the potential promises of collaboration on climate-smart agriculture.
By: Thibault Denamiel, Emma Dodd, Joseph Glauber, William Alan Reinsch, Caitlin Welsh
Introduction Developments in agriculture and transportation over the last century have shifted global diets from traditional to staple crops, largely concentrating the source of populations’ nutritional and caloric needs to a limited number of producing countries. Three staple crops—rice, corn, and wheat—now provide more than 40 percent
By: Andy Lim, Victor Cha, Max Bergmann, Erin L. Murphy, Caitlin Welsh, Andrew Schwartz
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By: John J. Hamre, Victor Cha, Emily Benson, Max Bergmann, Erin L. Murphy, Caitlin Welsh
The global governance system is in disarray. The UN Security Council is frozen by geopolitical rivalry and two wars. Other institutions such as the G20 and World Trade Organization (WTO) are underperforming. Time does not allow for building a new governance institution—but requires the “bending” of existing ones to meet the moment. This CSIS report speaks to the global need to elevate the Group of Seven (G7), a bloc of industrialized democracies—the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the European Union—to foster a more stable and predictable world order. The report offers recommendations on reimagining the future G7 as a critical institution of global governance, focused on agenda setting, institutionalization, and membership of the body.
By: Caitlin Welsh, Vanessa Rossetto Marcelino, Thomas D Watts, Duncan J Kountz, Jodee A Gould, Nhu Quynh Doan, James P Lingford, Jessica Solari, Gemma L D'Adamo, Ping Huang, Natasha Bong, Emily L Gulliver
Abstract Molecular hydrogen (H2) is among the most central, but least understood, metabolites in the human gastrointestinal tract (gut). H2
Critical Questions by Zane Swanson, Anita Kirschenbaum, and Caitlin Welsh Published September 11, 2024
Iced drinks are hitting a real purple patch.
Where's the beef? Well, this week it was all in London for the announcement of the World Steak Challenge winners.
Critical Questions by Caitlin Welsh, Joseph Glauber, and Emma Dodd Published November 25, 2024
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