Nina L. Khrushcheva considers what a new history of the late Soviet Union says about Russia under Vladimir Putin.

The current ceasefire allows us to make a preliminary assessment of the war and its effects. China and Russia were clear ...

Zaki Laïdi argues that strategic hedging has failed and must be replaced by a unified approach to the US and Iran.

Eswar Prasad & Caroline Smiltneks consider what the conflict will mean for major economies’ growth prospects in the months ...

Yemi Osinbajo argues that the pain the continent is suffering confirms that the global financial architecture is broken.

Jan-Werner Mueller considers how the Hungarian opposition, if it wins the upcoming election, could rebuild after illiberal rule.

Françoise Gilles is AXA Group Chief Risk Officer.

Barry Eichengreen compares the US currency's global trajectory to that of the Roman denarius under Emperor Nero.

Kenya’s recent decision to forgo funding from the International Monetary Fund illustrates the asymmetry at the heart of the multilateral financial architecture. As policymakers gather for the Spring ...

Whereas US power in the 20th century rested heavily on manufacturing scale, military reach, and dollar strength, in the 21st century it may rest increasingly on ownership of indispensable AI ...

The US-Israeli war will be remembered as yet another episode of powerful countries falling into the trap of asymmetric ...

WASHINGTON—One month of war in Iran has added nearly $4.4 billion to Africa’s annual debt burden, enough to build a gigawatt ...