Today’s wave of mega-IPOs has unleashed a wave of analogies to past booms. While no analogy is perfect, an especially apposite—and sobering—case may be what followed Nippon Telegraph and Telephone’s ...

Kenneth Rogoff explains how the continent could lose the AI race but turn its way of life into an export industry.

Ian Bremmer warns that Russia's isolated, aging, and frustrated leader could soon feel compelled to do something rash.

Without a EU-level framework capable of turning resources into scale, the bloc’s defense capabilities will remain limited, no matter how much member countries spends. If Germany, in particular, ...

Danielle Allen reflects on how a radical but largely forgotten aristocrat quietly reshaped the rules of British governance.

While the prevailing economic narrative in the United States has often extolled free markets, policymaking itself has always been more pragmatic. From its very founding, the US has had a hybrid model ...

Jenny Ricks calls for enforceable mechanisms that can provide the global majority with greater fiscal autonomy.

Like the Gilded Age robber barons, the United States under President Donald Trump is using trade policy to benefit itself at ...

With Armenia's recent elections likely to usher in an era of greater stability—and less Russian influence—in the South Caucasus, neighboring Azerbaijan is well-positioned to deepen cooperation with ...