Jean-Baptiste Wautier explains how a once-promising leader failed to realize his ambitions and unwittingly fueled extremism.

Thane Gustafson explains why it is probably too late for the Kremlin to entice back the companies its Ukraine war pushed out.

Jean Kaseya urges the continent’s policymakers to increase domestic funding for disease surveillance and case management.

Marcos Vinicius Chiliatto & Michael Krake show that addressing the effects of global warming cannot be divorced from a ...

Desmond Lachman decries the institution’s relative silence in the face of a globally destabilizing US economic-policy agenda.

Thane Gustafson, Professor of Government at Georgetown University, is the author, most recently, of Perfect Storm: Russia’s ...

Laurence Nardon urges moderate leaders to take a page from the far right’s playbook and deepen their ties.

Muhammad Al Jasser explains how asset-backed and risk-sharing tools could help protect the world’s most vulnerable regions.

Nina L. Khrushcheva explains the reasoning behind the Kremlin's hardline stance at last week's meeting in Istanbul.

Bengt-Åke Lundvall, Professor Emeritus at Aalborg University Business School, is the co-author (with Cecilia Rikap) of The ...

Guillermo Ortiz thinks the US, Canada, and Mexico could increase their leverage over China with a common external tariff.

Katharina Pistor explains why constitutional systems like Germany – and the US – must be able to disqualify rule-breakers.