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

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

Peter Singer asks what can be learned from an athletic competition that permits the use of performance-boosting drugs.

Brahma Chellaney shows how the country’s stepped-up efforts to eradicate Tibetan identity advance its great-power ambitions.

Ami says that the disarmament of Hezbollah will remain out of reach until the group’s Iranian lifeline is cut.

At the beginning of 2013, when "Abenomics" was rolled out in Japan, the yen was significantly overvalued, and looser monetary policy was badly needed. Today, the opposite is true, indicating that ...

Dambisa Moyo highlights the risks created by soaring valuations, mounting leverage, and overreliance on technology stocks.

Muhammad Al Jasser calls for scaling up affordable development funding before vulnerable economies lose more ground.

Even during the immediate post-pandemic period, when evidence on the labor-market effects of remote work was scant, there was ...

Slavoj Žižek thinks the New York City mayor is offering a national narrative capable of mobilizing a broad coalition.

Europe’s dependence on US technology companies is both an economic challenge and a strategic vulnerability. The European Union’s new Tech Sovereignty Package is a step in the right direction, but ...