Jeffrey Wu explains how the Chinese industrial model is reshaping global competition across many sectors.

Susan Stokes sees the US president’s pressure on universities as a textbook sign of a country sliding into autocracy.

Zaki Laïdi explains how internal divisions and outdated assumptions have left the continent in a precarious position.

Claudio de Sanctis sees a need for more financial innovation to bring blue-economy investments into the mainstream.

Daniel Gros attributes diverging views on trade to differences in institutions, social resilience, and political narratives.

James Livingston foresees the end of capitalism but not of the institution with which it has long been identified.

Serah Makka & Rosemary Mburu urge the G20 to make lowering borrowing costs for the continent’s governments a high priority ...

As the tech revolution intensifies, Europe is finding itself on the sidelines, particularly in AI. This is a problem not only ...

Barry Eichengreen observes that whereas US and German fiscal policies imply higher government debt, the similarities end there.

Yeling Tan, Professor of Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford, is a nonresident ...

Yeling Tan highlights the steps countries are taking to avoid becoming pawns in the US-China competition.

Dani Rodrik sees an crucial lesson for students of political economy in the United States’ rollback of green subsidies.