Robin Hu points out that policies meant to bifurcate the global economy are producing the opposite effect.

Enrique Krauze sees an opportunity to take the path not chosen after the Soviet Union’s collapse more than three decades ago.

Brahma Chellaney argues that the Islamic Republic has upended the model on which US interventionism has long relied.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has sought to tame Hungary’s independent media outlets through regulatory engineering, financial ...

Guillermo Ortiz highlights the increasingly visible effects of political centralization and poor use of fiscal resources.

Pegah Banihashemi sees two scenarios, neither of them hopeful, emerging from a profoundly disrupted legal and institutional ...

Federico Fubini sees striking parallels between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin’s catastrophic wars of choice.

Dianne Araral & Eduardo Araral caution that escaping one form of geopolitical vulnerability does not eliminate the influence ...

Erian warns that, despite its strengths, the economy will not remain insulated from the Iran war’s adverse spillovers.

Anne-Marie Slaughter & Stephen B. Heintz explain how those still committed to multilateralism can go about preserving it.

Daniel Gros thinks central banks have learned their lesson after failing to act fast enough in 2022.

Iran’s current strategy in the war with the United States and Israel is designed to demonstrate the regime’s resilience, and ...