Andrés Velasco explains why the most effective strategy to address extremists’ growing popularity is political, not economic.

Janis A. Emmanouilidis explains what it will take for a comprehensive European structural reform effort to succeed.

Simon Zadek & Natalie Samarasinghe think a growing recognition of the need to prepare for a warming planet could supercharge ...

Sep 18, 2026 Yemi Osinbajo & Alexander Tsado tout specialized systems that address practical problems in sectors like agriculture and health care. Unlike living beings, AIs are not moral subjects, and ...

Dalia Marin blames rising competition from China for the far-right Alternative für Deutschland's recent electoral successes.

In effect, Anthropic is training Claude that it may be conscious, and that if it is, it may deserve rights as a “moral ...

Zongyuan Zoe Liu explains why the latest US attempt to squeeze the Islamic Republic may end up increasing Chinese leverage.

Guillermo Ortiz suggests that improved poverty figures are being offset by a broader deterioration in socioeconomic ...

AI agents need protective layers—limited access, separate authorization for sensitive actions, records nobody can quietly ...

Jayati Ghosh & Owen Gaffney warn that decarbonization is bound to fail unless it makes ordinary people better off.

Maíra Martini says that the organization cannot rebuild trust as long as key decisions are made behind closed doors.

Otmar Issing argues that monetary policymakers must reckon with their decades-long neglect of the money supply.