Nina L. Khrushcheva argues that the Kremlin would sooner accept widespread pain at home than admit defeat in Ukraine.

Arvind Subramanian thinks the country's exports have had a greater effect on the global economy than any other single factor.

Both the US and Europe are moving to create digital money, but neither has the right idea about how to do it. The key is to allow “narrow banks,” which issue money but not credit, to keep their ...

Unlike recent energy crises, today’s geopolitical shock is destroying supply rather than rerouting it, exposing the limits of ...

Ifeanyi M. Nsofor says the challenge now is ensuring that proven interventions reach every woman who needs them.

Dambisa Moyo highlights the risks created by soaring valuations, mounting leverage, and overreliance on technology stocks.

Peter Singer asks what can be learned from an athletic competition that permits the use of performance-boosting drugs.

Slavoj Žižek thinks the New York City mayor is offering a national narrative capable of mobilizing a broad coalition.

Muhammad Al Jasser calls for scaling up affordable development funding before vulnerable economies lose more ground.

Even during the immediate post-pandemic period, when evidence on the labor-market effects of remote work was scant, there was ...