Carranza consider how the terrorist attacks 25 years ago put the world’s military powers on a new, unfamiliar course.

Krzysztof Krawczyk, a former partner at CVC Capital Partners, is Founder and CEO of K2 Investments, a private-capital firm.

Some EU countries, such as Poland, are using their expanded defense budgets to buy more foreign hardware. A better approach would be to foster a thriving innovation ecosystem which ensures that the ...

Richard Haass argues that the terrorist attack 25 years ago, though horrific, did not change the course of history.

If the promise of the BRICS was to establish a monetary union, a single market, or a tightly integrated political alliance, ...

Diane Coyle highlights an under-appreciated benefit of the technology: escaping the household administrative slog.

Daniel Gros argues that export restrictions can do only limited harm, though prudence is still in everyone’s interest.

Neil Makaroff & Marin Gillot see obvious strategic reasons for EU policymakers to accelerate the clean-energy transition.

The competition between the United States and China to develop AI and deploy it globally poses the biggest threat to the two ...

Ian Buruma considers whether the US president’s cold shoulder will finally compel Japanese-South Korean cooperation.

Gordon Brown calls for a global response to help the country recover from the recent disaster while drawing lessons from it.

Bijan Burnard argues that most policymakers are addressing only one dimension of this objective and ignoring two others.