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

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

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.

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

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 ...

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

Tariq Malik is a former chairman of Pakistan’s National Database and Registration Authority and a former chief technical ...

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

Eschewing the idea of a single truth, the recently deceased English artist David Hockney showed that the world unfolds before us in ways we cannot fully understand. After long clinging to the pretense ...

Conrado Tenaglia & Conrado Tenaglia urges governments of provinces with large hydrocarbon and lithium endowments to create ...

Conrado Tenaglia, a former partner at Linklaters LLP, was a 2025 visiting scholar at Harvard Law School.