The World Economy After the Trump-Xi Summit
Shang-Jin Wei explains how this week's meeting between the US and Chinese presidents could improve the global economic outlook.
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California Capitalism Meets the Moment
Lenny Mendonca & Laura Tyson explain how the state’s uniquely successful model can be applied to today’s most pressing challenges.
AI’s Shadow Global Governance
J.P. Singh sees many countries and organizations quietly learning from each other and adopting shared strategies.
The Global Water Cycle Is Critical Infrastructure
Erik Berglöf calls for fresh thinking about how we govern and invest in the planet's life-support system.
A Defining Moment for Central Asia
Djoomart Otorbaev thinks Uzbekistan’s upcoming London IPO could reshape investors’ perceptions of a long-overlooked region.
The World Must Not Turn Its Back on Vaccination
David Miliband urges the international community to fund high-impact, low-cost immunization efforts in conflict zones.
The World After the Iran War
Shlomo Ben-Ami envisions a less stable, more fragmented future, with China benefiting from declining faith in the US.
America’s Superpower Suicide
Timothy Snyder shows how the Trump administration’s war in Iran and policies at home have undermined US global primacy.
Europe Needs the Digital Euro
Brian Judge urges EU leaders to champion the initiative as vital to the bloc’s strategic autonomy.
Trump’s Lasting Mark
Christopher Marquis warns that seemingly symbolic moves can permanently reshape political systems if they go unchallenged.
America’s Autism Obsession
Ivan Ascher examines the factors that could be driving the country’s fascination with neurodivergence.
The War on Billionaires Is Dangerous Nonsense
Michael R. Strain argues that proposals for punitive taxes on the ultra-wealthy threaten to do far more harm than good.
How Russia Lost Friends and Global Influence
Nina L. Khrushcheva chronicles the Kremlin’s betrayals and alienation of allies since the Ukraine war began.
International Climate Law Needs Teeth
Ralph Regenvanu calls attention to a new UN resolution that would enshrine states’ legal obligation to combat climate change.
How I Became a Manufacturing Skeptic
Dani Rodrik reviews the evidence that convinced him that developing countries’ hope lies in services.
Will Trump Betray Taiwan?
Eyck Freymann warns that this week’s summit with Xi Jinping could make China’s takeover of the island more likely.
How Africa Can Escape the Debt Trap
Hippolyte Fofack proposes a redesign of the financial system so that it no longer costs the continent more to borrow less.
Overcoming the AI Wisdom Gap
Dana Humaid Al Marzouqi & Joanna Shields argue that technological progress divorced from ethical reasoning is neither safe nor…
Who Will Solve the AI Productivity Puzzle?
Robin Rivaton shows that value lies in reorganizing overall production processes, not in improving individuals’ output.
Gold’s Grim Message
Barry Eichengreen examines what’s behind the rising volume—and, increasingly, the domestic vaulting—of official reserves.
Europe Is Losing the Energy-Security Battle to China
Emmanuel Guerin says the main reason is the absence of a coherent strategy for investing in industrial electrification.
A Latin American Alternative to Bukele?
Viri Ríos notes that Mexico’s relatively new president has already cut violent crime faster than her Salvadoran counterpart.
Media Capture Failed in Hungary-and America Could Be Next
Amy Brouillette highlights the indispensable role of independent journalism in defending against autocratic rule.
The Blind Spots of African Development Finance
Gomez Agou notes that the continent currently lacks three key elements of financial intelligence.
India’s New Globalization Raj
Shashi Tharoor shows how the country has shifted from fearing global competition to embracing it fully.
Debtor Countries Finally Have a Group of Their Own
Ahmed Kouchouk touts a new platform that can help developing economies coordinate on debt management and technical assistance.
The Iran War’s Strategic Fallout
Ian Bremmer foresees the greatest shift in the global balance of power since the end of the Cold War.
Will AI Democratize Skills?
María Lombardi shows how the technology can reduce inequality between workers of different educational levels.
Jerome Powell’s Mixed Legacy
Mohamed A. El-Erian wonders if the outgoing Federal Reserve chair’s policy mistakes will even be remembered.
Preventing Online Child Abuse Should Be Easier
Andy Phippen calls attention to a major new review of proven solutions and major enforcement gaps.
Trump’s Tragedy of Errors
Joseph E. Stiglitz weighs the economic implications of America’s reckless war of choice against Iran.
Africa Must Turn Climate Targets Into Green Strategies
Sunru Yong & Saliem Fakir highlight the need to translate nationally determined contributions into a pipeline of bankable…
To Strengthen Climate Resilience, Focus on Social Protection
Ana Toni & Kevin Watkins show how national programs for addressing poverty can also help the poorest people adapt to global…
The Deafening Silence on Offshore Wealth
Frederik Obermaier & Bastian Obermayer explain why, ten years after the publication of the Panama Papers, financial crime havens…
How Women Succeed in Male-Dominated Fields
Bruna Borges & Fernanda Estevan show that having more female peers and professors benefits women and does not harm men.
Can India Become the World’s Innovation Capital?
Shashi Tharoor considers how to overcome key risks and harness the country’s advantages in talent, stability, and scale.
Tragedy Is Reborn as Hope
Chiara Cordelli shows how right-wing populism and war in the Middle East are inspiring renewed democratic and green activism.
Why US-China Decoupling Isn’t Happening
Robin Hu points out that policies meant to bifurcate the global economy are producing the opposite effect.
China’s Big Bet on Central Asia is Paying Off
Djoomart Otorbaev rebuts Western depictions of Chinese “debt-trap diplomacy” in the region.
Europe Must Make AI Firms Pay for Training Data
Anya Schiffrin & Roberta Carlini call for a new legal framework that requires Big Tech to compensate publishers and creators.
Why the High Seas Treaty Matters for Everyone
Arthur Peter Mutharika explains why even landlocked countries have a pressing interest in creating stronger protections for the…
MAGA Is Destroying the Culture that Built the West
J.P. Singh sees in Donald Trump the antithesis of the values that made America so prosperous and powerful.
Philanthropy Must Dive Deeper to Save the Ocean
Shaun Seow highlights how the sector can help turn isolated preservation efforts into meaningful progress.
A Decisive Year for Ocean Conservation
Peter Thomson reflects on the significant achievements of 2025 and proposes ways to maintain momentum in 2026.
Will the EU’s Blacklisting of Russia Make a Difference?
Miles Kellerman concludes that it will marginally improve the pressure campaign on the Kremlin but risks collateral damage.
The World Needs a New Economics of Water
Mariana Mazzucato proposes a radical change in perspective toward humanity's most precious resource.