Stephen Holmes explains the deep, dark meaning of the Trump administration's falsehoods about Renee Nicole Good.

Isfahani sees a society caught between internal reform it does not trust and external pressure it increasingly fears.

Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli & Ekhosuehi Iyahen explain how current remittances could be better used to strengthen coverage and care for millions.

Jorge G. Castañeda fears that the capture of Venezuela’s president augurs a new era of US intervention in Latin America.

Daniel Gros points out that the forces shaping the performance of China, Europe, and the US are largely immune to policy.

Ami assesses the likely implications of the US attack on Venezuela for international relations.

The nature of US foreign policy under the current administration is now clear. America will unilaterally exercise power ...

Jim O'Neill thinks the US intervention in Venezuela ends all hope that the old international order can still be salvaged.

Erin Lockwood parses the confusion over the winning bets on Time’s Person of the Year and explains why it matters.

Angela Huyue Zhang explains why technological dominance hinges less on models and chips than on economy-wide dissemination.

Beata Javorcik warns that shrinking workforces and political inertia threaten fiscal sustainability and long-term stability.

Keun Lee suggests how South Korea and Japan can adapt to US tariffs and China’s competitiveness in high-end goods.