Between launching a global trade war, alienating allies, and being out-negotiated in East Asia, US President Donald Trump has all but closed the book on the era of American global leadership. The only question now is who will write the next chapter in history.
The time when the World Bank, IMF, and other international institutions could focus solely on technical, financial, and economic issues is over. An era of nationalist resurgence demands a broader, more humanistic form of international engagement.
advocates third-country disembarkation platforms as a solution to a crisis jeopardizing the EU's survival.
says US trade policies and diplomatic imbroglios are accelerating the disintegration of the geopolitical West.
calls on institutions like the G20 to adopt a three-pronged approach to addressing global problems.
predicts that the 2019 European Parliament election will advance far-reaching political restructuring.
calls for a return to state-sponsored experimentation to drive innovation and lead economic growth.
and PS Associate Editor Greg Bruno discuss the broader implications of Italy’s new populist government.
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