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

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

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

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

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

Koichi Hamada weighs the merits of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's call for monetary tightening as the yen sinks.

At 250, America is now producing a mindless, raw power and exponentially growing instability. The possibility of catharsis that characterized the United States at its bicentennial is hard to envisage ...

Yusuf Murangwa, Junaid Kamal Ahmad and Ndiamé Diop tout Rwanda’s partnership with the World Bank as an example of how to make ...

Tariq Malik worries that too many policymakers assume that owning a DPI application means greater sovereignty.

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

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

The greatest challenge to NATO comes not from its adversaries but from within. As its leaders gather in Ankara on July 7-8, they should focus less on military capabilities than on reinvigorating the ...