Véronique Chabourine proposes “net interdependence assessments” as a way to cultivate EU partnerships that benefit both parties.

Philipp Schönrock encourages the new leader to make difficult choices about which reforms to pursue and which activities to ...

CAMBRIDGE—This week, US President Donald Trump will host his counterpart, Chinese President Xi Jinping, at the White House, and other world leaders will gather for the 81st sess ...

Marcin Piatkowski, a former lead economist at the World Bank for private-sector development in China and India, is Professor ...

Marcin Piatkowski points to the region’s success as evidence that convergence remains Europe’s most effective growth strategy.

Far from bolstering US dominance, Donald Trump’s embrace of coercive militarism has eroded it. When the distinction between war and peace dissolves into a ceasefire that is neither, and months of ...

Nicholas Stern considers the implications of a new UN report warning that humanity has been too slow to cut emissions.

Otmar Issing argues that monetary policymakers must reckon with their decades-long neglect of the money supply.

For decades, Germany’s stability rested on an implicit bargain: high-value manufacturing would provide good jobs, strong export revenues, and broad-based prosperity, which political institutions would ...

Jayati Ghosh & Owen Gaffney warn that decarbonization is bound to fail unless it makes ordinary people better off.

Guillermo Ortiz suggests that improved poverty figures are being offset by a broader deterioration in socioeconomic ...

AI can broaden access to expertise, support innovation, and boost economic growth. But shared prosperity will depend less on ...