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2431 commentaries, Updated on 5 Mar 2025

  1. Jean-Michel Blanquer The World Must Rally Around Algeria’s Hunger Artist
  2. Slavoj Žižek Fundamentalist Perverts
  3. Ian Buruma Ukraine’s Existential Culture War
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2824 commentaries, Updated on 27 Feb 2025

  1. Adair Turner AI Will Not Supercharge GDP Growth
  2. David Eaves, et al. How to Achieve Universal Access to Digital IDs
  3. Geoff Mulgan Building the Next Generation of Public Institutions
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4232 commentaries, Updated on 5 Mar 2025

  1. Anu Madgavkar, et al. Emerging Economies Must Get Rich Before They Get Old
  2. Nilima Gulrajani Making a Better Case for Foreign Aid
  3. Gordon Brown A Reformed WHO Should Make Its Case to America
Section-Header_Politics

10862 commentaries, Updated on 5 Mar 2025

  1. Kenneth Rogoff What Trump 2.0 Means for Africa and Latin America
  2. Diane Coyle Musk and DOGE Are Doing It Wrong
  3. Ian Buruma Who Will Lead the Democratic World?
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1652 commentaries, Updated on 3 Mar 2025

  1. Midori Paxton Nature Needs Its Own ID
  2. Laurence Tubiana What European Security Requires
  3. Masatsugu Asakawa Meltdown at the Top of the World
Section_Economics

9928 commentaries, Updated on 5 Mar 2025

  1. Dalia Marin The End of Globalization as We Know It
  2. Desmond Lachman Will Trump Trigger a Eurozone Debt Crisis?
  3. Keun Lee, et al. Indonesia’s Incomplete Industrial Strategy
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    What Trump 2.0 Means for Africa and Latin America

    Kenneth Rogoff

    US President Donald Trump’s decision to shut down USAID will deal a severe blow to African countries, weakening public-health systems and eroding American credibility. But Trump’s return could trigger a long-overdue rightward shift in Latin America after decades of failed socialist experiments.

     highlights the far-reaching implications of the new administration’s move to slash foreign-aid funding.
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    Emerging Economies Must Get Rich Before They Get Old

    Anu Madgavkar & Marc Canal Noguer recommend policies that would mitigate the impact of increased longevity and declining birth rates.
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    Musk and DOGE Are Doing It Wrong

    Diane Coyle highlights the fundamental flaw in the Trump administration’s push to cut red tape and curb wasteful spending.
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    Who Will Lead the Democratic World?

    Ian Buruma thinks the onus of defending our political freedoms will be on two countries that once tried to destroy them.
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    The World Must Rally Around Algeria’s Hunger Artist

    Jean-Michel Blanquer calls for global solidarity with the writer Boualem Sansal, unjustly detained and dying for freedom.
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    The End of Globalization as We Know It

    Dalia Marin examines how rising uncertainty and progress on automation have changed firms' views on global value chains.
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    Will Trump Trigger a Eurozone Debt Crisis?

    Desmond Lachman hopes the US president recognizes that his proposed tariffs could quickly blow back on the US.
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    Indonesia’s Incomplete Industrial Strategy

    Keun Lee & Marco Kamiya point out that, for emerging and developing economies, attracting foreign direct investment is not enough.
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    Europe’s Powerful Tool Against Russia

    Andrew Kosenko & Joseph E. Stiglitz

    If European leaders want to follow through on their statements in support of Ukraine following America’s betrayal of the country, they must seize the moment by seizing Russia’s assets. Europe has become the world’s bulwark against the rising tide of authoritarianism, and it can no longer afford to hide behind legalistic excuses.

     urge European governments to seize the $220 billion of Russian assets frozen in their jurisdictions.

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