Anne O. Krueger is not surprised that the shakedown of allies and adversaries alike is failing economically and strategically ...

Giulio Boccaletti argues that collective action may provide the common purpose needed to revive the continent’s integration.

Ruth Khasaya Oniang'o & Peter Kelly consider how to make agricultural research, finance, and extension services work for ...

Joschka Fischer thinks Donald Trump's state visit to China told an unambiguous story about the 21st-century balance of power.

Industrial policy is back, and with a vengeance. After decades of preaching neoliberalism, Western policymakers and intellectuals have rediscovered the role of th ...

With AI hype reaching fever pitch, a backlash has begun, with university graduates, in particular, resisting a technology that could quickly render their skills obsolete. They are not alone in ...

Artificial intelligence may be humanity’s greatest opportunity and risk. Where moral leaders have too little influence and states cannot align, actors with system-wide exposure and cross-border ...

Harold James, Professor of History and International Affairs at Princeton University, is the author, most recently, of Seven Crashes: The Economic Crises That Shaped Globalization (Yale University ...

Jayati Ghosh highlights the growing triumphalism among the country's economists—and explains why it may be misplaced.

As November’s midterm elections approach, US President Donald Trump must stop pushing for a weaker dollar, which will exacerbate the affordability pressures many Americans face and harm the country’s ...

Reed Galen says that the country’s redistricting wars reflect both parties’ lack of a credible vision for voters.

Paradoxically, no economy can build the architecture of AI sovereignty alone. Coalitions of countries must work together to ...