Richard Haass thinks the Vatican’s upcoming “consistory” should overhaul Church doctrine on when and how enemies may fight.

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

Todd G. Buchholz urges Kevin Warsh to remind Congress that monetary policy is not a fire extinguisher to battle their arson.

Charles Ferguson says that Iran and Ukraine herald an era in which autonomous weapons determine how wars are fought and won.

Manica Balasegaram, Martin Fitchet and Luis Pizarro tout product development partnerships as a way to deliver new vaccines, ...

Fabrizio Tassinari considers whether the breakdown of the postwar liberal order over the past decade could have been ...

Ami sees Israel's attacks on Hezbollah jeopardizing the recent ceasefire and undermining its ties with the US.

Quesada & Mokgweetsi Masisi tout a comprehensive set of principles that can support vulnerable communities in migration ...

Jeffrey Frankel doesn’t see what Republicans see in the legacy of the laissez-faire principles articulated 250 years ago.

Shishir Gupta outlines how the country could target the binding constraints on near- and medium-term economic growth.

Erika Mouynes explains why the Latin American approach is more relevant to Canada and the US than the glitzy Gulf model.

Barry Eichengreen sees little chance that the leaders’ summit in Évian can produce more than a spectacle of bonhomie.