Peace in Ukraine will come eventually, but it almost certainly will not come from US President Donald Trump's current ...

After attempting to impose draconian peace terms on Ukraine, the US delegation responsible for negotiating with Russian ...

Ian Buruma thinks the new prime minister is right to admit the possibility of military action if China invades Taiwan.

Guillaume Long considers the implications of voters' stunning rejection of right-wing President Daniel Noboa's agenda.

Djoomart Otorbaev touts an ambitious infrastructure initiative to support parched communities and overburdened power grids.

Shang-Jin Wei highlights the ethical questions raised by politicians acting on insights unavailable to ordinary investors.

Jan-Werner Mueller explains why the far right always targets academia and suggests what academics can do about it.

Yi Fuxian thinks the positive effects of incentives will be temporary, while more coercive measures are unlikely.

Shang-Jin Wei highlights the ethical questions raised by politicians acting on insights unavailable to ordinary investors.

Anne-Marie Slaughter welcomes an ambitious effort to orient economic policymaking around a new set of shared principles.

Nancy Qian sees parallels between this moment and the Cold War, except that the US has abandoned its successful strategy.

Kenneth Rogoff warns that shutting borders is self-defeating for aging societies facing rapid technological change.