Jamal Ibrahim Haidar & Seyed Mohammad Karimi show that a supposedly humane form of coercion imposes the greatest costs on the most vulnerable civilians.

Seyed Mohammad Karimi is Interim Chair of the Department of Health Management and Systems Sciences at the University of ...

Esther Ngumbi explains how policymakers can help farmers raise yields without further degrading the environment.

Tim Congdon thinks the post-pandemic inflation shock should have been viewed as a watershed moment in monetary policy.

Brahma Chellaney urges greater transparency and international oversight for a project that could affect two billion people.

Joschka Fischer warns that the continent is unprepared to withstand more Russian-backed hybrid attacks on its own.

Philippe Legrain calls for middle-power solidarity in the face of a bullying, increasingly isolated American president.

Stephen S. Roach takes US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to task for pursuing ineffective currency and bond interventions.

Cecilia Rikap points out that even if the technology disappoints, three companies will emerge as strong ever—or stronger.

Lucrezia Reichlin highlights the political implications of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena's defense against a takeover bid.

Kenneth Rogoff warns that fiddling with bond maturities won’t save the US from the painful fiscal choices ahead.

Eran Yashiv explains what motivated the venerable news magazine's attack on the Nobel laureate economist Daron Acemoglu.