As new technologies subject the world’s economies to massive structural change, wages are no longer playing the central redistributive role they once did
detailsa resolution remains possible to achieve it five steps must be taken without delay
detailsThe election upended a governing coalition that had avoided desperately needed reforms for too long
detailsAntifa activists who see violence as the answer to the far right draw parallels with the rise of fascism in Europe in the 1920s and 1930s
detailsUS may be the most significant contributor to todays regional turmoil
detailsThere is no mistaking which side won and why. Austerity is dead
detailsThe Islamic Republic of Iran is both a historical relic and a contemporary dynamo
detailsISIS relies on its ability to attract young people to join its ranks, by offering frustrated individuals an ideologically charged sense of purpose
detailsTrump expressed his admiration for Putin well before the election, and, it seems, fantasized about meeting him
detailsTrump claims that is difficult to justify. On the contrary, the Paris accord is very good for America
detailsAfter the “Leave” camp won the referendum, the Conservative Party, split over withdrawal from the EU
detailsTainting Qatar as a regional pariah is unlikely to change its calculus
detailsElection became a heated contest as the conservatives coalesced around a dark horse candidate Ebrahim Raisi
detailsIran was suffering from 35% inflation, the national currency had depreciated by two-thirds in the previous year, and international sanctions were crippling the economy
detailsThe pro-EU Macron seemingly headed toward the Élysée Palace – the establishment candidates on the right and the left who lost in the first round have already endorsed him – the immediate threat to the EU and the eurozone seems to have subsided
detailsprotectionists and advocates of “illiberal democracy” are on the rise in many other countries
detailsRival European centers have spotted an opportunity to claw some of this business back to the continent
detailsBold plan by IFFEd to ensure that all of the world’s 1.6 billion boys and girls are in school and learning
detailspolicymakers will need to acknowledge that they still lack effective policy-coordination tools
detailsAlthough US growth is very strong, Europe has been outperforming expectations by more
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