Contrary to conventional wisdom, the world is neither converging on liberal democracy nor being swept by an authoritarian tide. The decisive political struggles of the 21st century will be won or lost ...

José Antonio Ocampo highlights the daunting fiscal, economic, and political tests facing the incoming administration.

Gabriela Ramos & Emilija Stojmenova Duh urge policymakers to approach the technology’s societal effects with the same urgency ...

Zorka Milin shows why digital-service levies are a necessary first step toward a more equitable multilateral architecture.

Wars, epidemics, displacement, and geopolitical competition will ensure that rich countries continue to spend money abroad, whether for humanitarian reasons or in pursuit of their own interests. The ...

Isfahani argues that only rebuilding the Islamic Republic’s economy can keep a future ceasefire from collapsing.

Cristina Enache shows that such policies have been abandoned in most countries where they have been tried—and for good reason ...

Co-Director of the Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition.

Donald P. Kaberuka, et al offer a vision for transforming the prevailing, but increasingly dysfunctional, decades-long ...

Shashi Tharoor sees in the government's capitulation to student protesters proof of Indian democracy's enduring resilience.

James K. Galbraith explains why a new effort to revive an old economic-policy doctrine is doomed to fail.

Todd G. Buchholz argues that the country should supply defense software, not just semiconductors, to the democratic world.