Ana Palacio warns that the EU lacks the authority to decide how its growing defense capabilities are to be used.

Viri Ríos notes that Mexico’s relatively new president has already cut violent crime faster than her Salvadoran counterpart.

Emmanuel Guerin says the main reason is the absence of a coherent strategy for investing in industrial electrification.

May 8, 2026 Viri Ríos notes that Mexico’s relatively new president has already cut violent crime faster than her Salvadoran ...

India’s deliberate, strategic shift from economic seclusion to global engagement is arguably one of the most consequential ...

By leaving US allies and rivals alike scrambling to respond to an unpredictable and unreliable superpower, the war in the Middle East is driving an historic geopolitical realignment that will shift ...

NEW YORK—Call it one of the biggest turnarounds in the US Federal Reserve’s storied history. When Jerome Powell concludes his two-term tenure as Fed chair on May 15, his legacy is likely to reflect a ...

Amy Brouillette highlights the indispensable role of independent journalism in defending against autocratic rule.

CAMBRIDGE—Africa’s development-finance gap is the continent’s biggest challenge, and at its core, it is a design problem. In ...

James K. Galbraith thinks Iran is positioned for a strategic victory as long as it can continue to weather the US blockade.

While there is no easy fix for rising government debt levels, research and experience have shown that a well-designed fiscal framework can tilt policy choices toward financial discipline. Two areas, ...

Yu Yongding thinks the country is wise to buck the conventional wisdom by refocusing on investment and construction.