Christopher Marquis thinks the US Business Roundtable's April report should serve as a wake-up call to Democratic lawmakers.

Peter Singer examines the moral and strategic reasons for estimating the cost of human-caused greenhouse-gas emissions.

Carlos Lopes urges leaders to stop lobbying for access to frameworks that do not serve their countries’ interests.

Jorge G. Castañeda & Carlos Ominami explain how the region can avoid becoming collateral damage in the competition between ...

Responding to the price inflation caused by energy-supply problems in the 1970s, US President Ronald Reagan and Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker set out, in the early 1980s, to destroy the working ...

Michael R. Strain argues that a free-enterprise system is not merely a tool, as J.D. Vance has argued, but an end in itself.

Sophie Howe explains why the government should listen to its citizens’ calls to institutionalize long-term thinking.

Brian J. Chen warns that the US is seeking to preempt domestic and foreign regulation, just as Big Tech wants.

Fernando Amorim Teixeira envisions a shared strategy to set standards and mobilize investment toward green industrialization.

Nicu Popescu & Giorgos Verdi urge European governments to embrace practical tools and creative thinking on and off the ...

Abbas Milani argues that only regime change – by Iranians and for Iranians – can bring about long-term peace.

Adriana Abdenur emphasizes the need for shared values to ensure the effectiveness and legitimacy of international ...