Gabriela Ramos & Emilija Stojmenova Duh warn that the technology calls for independent oversight, not politicians doubling as ...

Mark Leonard thinks Europe's starry-eyed longing for the recent past is misguided, pathetic, and dangerous.

Jayati Ghosh argues that today’s market optimism masks a slow-moving crisis that will hit poorer countries hardest.

Anne O. Krueger says that safeguarding a vital alliance is likely to come at the expense of democratic credibility.

Quinn Slobodian explains how a new generation of corporate founders has overthrown shareholder democracy in the United States ...

Daniel Driscoll warns that the Trump administration’s grim determination to ignore clean energy will undercut consumption.

Arvind Subramanian thinks the country's exports have had a greater effect on the global economy than any other single factor.

The Iran war has underscored the fragility of global energy markets, exposing which economies can withstand repeated shocks ...

Desmond Lachman expects the country's currency and debt woes to draw attention to others on an unsustainable fiscal path.

Nina L. Khrushcheva argues that the Kremlin would sooner accept widespread pain at home than admit defeat in Ukraine.

Unlike recent energy crises, today’s geopolitical shock is destroying supply rather than rerouting it, exposing the limits of ...

LONDON—The debate over stablecoins and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) may seem to be about technology, but it is ...