Harold Hongju Koh thinks the US president’s imperial ambitions and performative militarism could prove to be his undoing.

Kenneth Rogoff worries that the US administration is willing to risk an inflationary surge for the sake of short-term growth.

Sławomir Sierakowski argues that the European Union no longer has any choice but to become a superpower in its own right.

Anne-Marie Slaughter identifies core principles to guide new coalitions of the willing in reforming multilateral arrangements ...

Tatyana Deryugina, Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Ilona Sologoub argue that the country should be formally brought into the continent’s security perimeter.

Avri Schechter explains how a recent deal to sell natural gas to Egypt increases long-term risks for the domestic market.

Joschka Fischer surveys the wreckage following Donald Trump's return to the White House in early 2025.

Stephen S. Roach thinks the move toward personalized leadership blurs the distinction between the countries’ political ...

Michael Froman shows why the island is strategically vital to the West, but also why US sovereignty is unnecessary.

Rose Ngugi urges policymakers to address the conditions driving youth movements rather than dismiss their demands.

Yanis Varoufakis imagines a 20th-century blueprint that describes the political trajectory of more than one country today.

Andrés Velasco thinks too many people are applying the wrong lessons from the US-led interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq.