Jayati Ghosh explains how a voter-verification drive barred millions from participating in the recent state elections.

Dennis J. Snower urges G7 leaders to stop clinging to a broken order and start building coalitions suited to a multipolar age ...

Sami Mahroum argues that AI is transforming the economics of expertise, separating independent thinkers from everyone else.

Recent stock-market gyrations are a reminder of just how dependent the United States and global economies have become on investors’ seemingly insatiable appetite for tech stocks. Even if a major ...

What started as a supply shock has become a demand story, forcing the energy sector to reconsider one of its most important ...

Philippe Aghion & Simon Johnson examine how the continent went from scientific powerhouse to cautious follower—and what to do ...

Teresa Ghilarducci & Rick McGahey argue that wage-led growth should form the foundation of a coherent vision for America.

Bertrand Badré & Stéphane Voisin warn that the continent’s sustainability agenda—and even its core scientific values—may be ...

Célestin Monga warns against using a demand-side remedy to treat a supply-side pathology.

Nina L. Khrushcheva considers the implications of the rise in apocalyptic thinking, from the US to Russia.

Adam Michael Bauer & Gernot Wagner consider the strategic and economic similarities, namely massive upfront investments and ...

Miao Yanliang thinks the answer says a lot about the economy’s trajectory, particularly its progress on financial deepening.