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Hans-Werner Sinn

The Collateral Damage of Europe’s Rescue

MUNICH – The eurozone is now in its sixth year of crisis – and of efforts by the European Central Bank and the international community to en…
Howard Davies

Financial Regulators’ Global Variety Show

PARIS – In the early phases of the financial crisis, it was fashionable to argue that the United States’ system of regulation needed a funda…
Robert Skidelsky

The Rise of the Robots

LONDON – What impact will automation – the so-called “rise of the robots” – have on wages and employment over the coming decades? Nowadays, …
Anne-Marie Slaughter

The Coming Atlantic Century

PRINCETON – The United States is rising; Europe is stabilizing; and both are moving closer together. That was the principal message earlier …

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Richard Weitz Jun. 1, 2012

Stabilizing the Stans

WASHINGTON, DC – Recent violence in Kazakhstan and Tajikistan, following civil strife in Kyrgyzstan in 2010, has intensified international c…
Dmitri Trenin Nov. 2, 2011

Integrating Russia’s Post-Imperium

MOSCOW – With Russia’s 2012 presidential elections effectively over since Vladimir Putin’s decision to reclaim his old Kremlin office, it is…
Sergei Karaganov Jul. 22, 2011

Look East, Russia

MOSCOW – Over the past 18 months, Russia’s relations with Asia have begun to improve. Both President Dmitri Medvedev and Prime Minister Vlad…
Ana Palacio Jun. 1, 2011

The Arab Spring and Europe’s Turn

NEW HAVEN – Until now, and with few exceptions, the West has nurtured two distinct communities of foreign-policy specialists: the developmen…
Jeffrey D. Sachs May 25, 2011

A World of Regions

NEW YORK – In almost every part of the world, long-festering problems can be solved through closer cooperation among neighboring countries. …
Philip Shishkin Nov. 30, 2010

America’s War with Itself in Central Asia

WASHINGTON, DC – In its decade-long slog to secure Afghanistan, the United States has juggled contradictory foreign policies in Uzbekistan a…
Vartan Oskanian Nov. 24, 2010

The Caucasus Imperative

YEREVAN – Summit season is upon us. Following the G-20 meetings in Seoul and the NATO summit in Portugal, the Organization for Security and …
Kenneth Weisbrode Sep. 3, 2010

Central Asia’s Perfect Storm

FLORENCE – Dean Acheson, US President Harry Truman’s Secretary of State, liked to quote a friend who said that being in government made him …
Daniel Korski May 31, 2010

Seizing Sarajevo

LONDON – Officially, the European Union has one Balkan policy: admit the region’s six countries. At the EU-Western Balkans summit in Thessal…
Nina L. Khrushcheva Nov. 16, 2009

KGB Petroleum

MOSCOW – There is one key thing to keep in mind when talking about Russia: despite what you see on the surface, it never really changes. Bui…

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