Jeffrey Frankel argues that US politics is broken not because of inequality, but because people believe different facts.

Mark Leonard suggests how Europeans can adapt to a world where states act without reference to any common framework.

As the two world leaders in AI development and adoption, the United States and China are each operating under assumptions ...

Stig Ørskov urges tech firms, publishers, and policymakers to work together to sustain independent sources of news.

Sławomir Sierakowski emphasizes how many of those appealing to nativism and xenophobia are guilty of rank hypocrisy.

Simon Zadek & Natalie Samarasinghe think a growing recognition of the need to prepare for a warming planet could supercharge ...

Filip Milačić, Eli Rau and Susan Stokes point out that ignoring the problem or trying to emulate the far right does not work.

The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in ...

By combining fiscal responsibility, growth, and social development, progressive governments in Brazil and Spain have improved millions of people’s lives and refuted the hoary belief that conservatives ...

Otmar Issing argues that monetary policymakers must reckon with their decades-long neglect of the money supply.

As far-fetched as warnings of an impending AI apocalypse may sound, even a remote risk should not be dismissed outright when human extinction is at stake. To guard against a danger of such ...