Kathleen Miles
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8 Films That Stood Out At The Venice Film Festival
Here are our favorites of the fest -- some popular, others divisive or overlooked. → Read More
'The Exorcist' Filmmaker Reflects On Filming 'Real' Exorcism In His New Doc
William Friedkin says he hopes his new documentary will help the woman whom he filmed receiving an exorcism. → Read More
Ai Weiwei: 'Nationality And Borders Are Barriers To Our Intelligence And Imagination'
The WorldPost sat down with Ai to discuss his new documentary about the refugee crisis. → Read More
Ai Weiwei: 'Nationality And Borders Are Barriers To Our Intelligence And Imagination'
The WorldPost sat down with Ai to discuss his new documentary about the refugee crisis. → Read More
Kathleen Miles
Kathleen Miles is the executive editor of The WorldPost, the international news site of The Huffington Post and the Berggruen Institute. She joined HuffPost as an editor in 2011. She can be reached through Twitter, Facebook (links above) or kmiles@huffingtonpost.com. Before HuffPost, she worked at the NPR affiliate KPCC, writing and producing national news stories. She has also worked as a… → Read More
Weekend Roundup: When Negotiating With Terrorists Works
If the terrorists are weak and their end goal is political, not apocalyptic, a peace deal may be within reach. → Read More
Le monde selon Ray Kurzweil: d'ici vingt ans, les nanobots dans nos cerveaux nous "rapprocheront de la divinité"
BIOMÉCANIQUE - Selon les prédictions de l’inventeur et futurologue Ray Kurzweil, l’humanité aura des émotions et des traits de caractère plus complexes q → Read More
Est-il possible de créer un cerveau artificiel?
Le Dr Miguel Nicolelis n’est pas du genre à affirmer que quelque chose est impossible. Après tout, l’exosquelette directement relié au cerveau qu’il a mi → Read More
Ray Kurzweil: In The 2030s, Nanobots In Our Brains Will Make Us 'Godlike'
Once we're cyborgs, he says, we'll be funnier, sexier and more loving. → Read More
Ray Kurzweil: In The 2030s, Nanobots In Our Brains Will Make Us 'Godlike'
Once we're cyborgs, he says, we'll be funnier, sexier and more loving. → Read More
Iraqi FM Wants More Airstrikes Against ISIS, Supports Russia’s Role In Syria
He says Iraq and the coalition are winning the war against ISIS and should ramp it up. → Read More
Can We Create An Artificial Brain?
Dr. Miguel Nicolelis is not the kind of person you’d expect to say that something is impossible. After all, he developed a brain-connected exoskeleton that enabled a paraplegic man to deliver the opening → Read More
We Need The Liberal Arts More Than Ever In Today's Digital World, Fareed Zakaria Says
A liberal arts education is the best preparation for many careers, especially in the U.S., given today's global technology-driven economy, CNN host Faree... → Read More
We Need The Liberal Arts More Than Ever In Today's Digital World, Fareed Zakaria Says
A liberal arts education is the best preparation for many careers, especially in the U.S., given today's global technology-driven economy, CNN host Fareed Zakaria says. "The future of a country like the U.S. rests on our ability to master ho... → Read More
This Mini Robot Could Replace Your Smartphone, Robot Maker Says
LONDON -- A Japanese robot maker says he's designed a personal robot that could be the "next smartphone." “You will put him in your pocket and talk to him like your own Jiminy Cricket,” Tomotaka Takahashi, CEO of robot design... → Read More
Queen Rania: Let's Drop The First 'I' In ISIS. There's Nothing Islamic About Them
LONDON -- Queen Rania of Jordan said Thursday evening that there is nothing Islamic about the self-proclaimed Islamic State, or ISIS. She → Read More
Queen Rania: Let's Drop The First ‘I' In ISIS. There's Nothing Islamic About Them
LONDON -- Queen Rania of Jordan said Thursday evening that there is nothing Islamic about the self-proclaimed Islamic State, or ISIS. She was speaking with Huffington Post Editor-In-Chief Arianna Huffington as a part of The WorldPost Future of Wo... → Read More
Egyptian President: Muslims Need To Reform Their Religious Discourse
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi said Thursday that Muslims need to adapt their religious discourse to the present and eliminate elements of their rhetoric that could foster violence. “Islam is a tolerant religion, but this wasn&rsqu... → Read More
Why Mark Zuckerberg's First Book Club Choice Makes Total Sense
It is not surprising that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg chose Moisés Naím’s The End of Power as the first book in his new -- and possibly the world’s largest -- book club. Naím, former editor in chief of Foreign Pol... → Read More
You'd Be Surprised What Chinese College Students Think Of America These Days
XI’AN, BEIJING, China -– China continues to open up to the West economically, and there are signs that U.S.-China relations could be improving. But a series of recent conversations with Chinese college students revealed that many in China... → Read More