Isfahani argues that only rebuilding the Islamic Republic’s economy can keep a future ceasefire from collapsing.

Cristina Enache shows that such policies have been abandoned in most countries where they have been tried—and for good reason.

James K. Galbraith explains why a new effort to revive an old economic-policy doctrine is doomed to fail.

Todd G. Buchholz argues that the country should supply defense software, not just semiconductors, to the democratic world.

Shashi Tharoor sees in the government's capitulation to student protesters proof of Indian democracy's enduring resilience.

Donald P. Kaberuka, et al offer a vision for transforming the prevailing, but increasingly dysfunctional, decades-long ...

Simon Johnson & Oleg Ustenko see much to like in a new bipartisan bill designed to hit the Kremlin where it would hurt the ...

Kenneth Rogoff warns that the quest for AI dominance is driving governments to adopt AI faster than they can manage it.

But the channel connecting them is blocked by what amounts to a currency wall. Standard explanations for global capital’s ...

Devesh Kapur argues that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s priorities have precluded progress on institutional capacity.

The global tax system has repeatedly put corporate interests ahead of people and the planet by allowing multinationals to transfer profits to tax havens. If adopted, the proposed UN Framework ...

The G2 concept that Donald Trump has lately been touting is a highly unstable proposition, which could make the emergence of a unipolar Asia more likely. Fortunately, Japan remains committed to ...