How Would Health-Care Reform Affect Patient Health?
Martin Feldstein highlights the costs that states and hospitals would face from cuts in the federal Medicaid program.
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Helping the Heroines of Polio Eradication
Minda Dentler urges policymakers to protect and empower the women who are leading the immunization battle.
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Donald Trump, CEO
Lucy P. Marcus proposes holding the US president to the same standards that business leaders must meet.
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China’s Weaponization of Trade
Brahma Chellaney calls for a concerted international strategy to force the regime to play by the rules.
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Venezuela’s Freedom Fighters
Miguel Rodriguez Mendoza warns that the government's planned constituent assembly election could aggravate civil disorder.
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Deciphering China’s Economic Resilience
Stephen S. Roach explains why forecasters continue to predict the worst, only to be proven wrong time and again.
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A Cross-Party Way Forward on Brexit
Richard S. Grossman suggests that the more sensible wings of the UK's major political parties forge a unity government.
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Unmasking the Climate-Change Deniers
Benjamin Franta exposes the fossil fuel industry’s well-funded infrastructure of pseudo-science.
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Why Obamacare Survived
Jeffrey Frankel blames US Republicans' failure to reform health care on the party's refusal to accept reality.
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Britain En Marche ?
Bill Emmott thinks that the political conditions in the UK may be right for a new political party.
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Ten Lessons from North Korea’s Nuclear Program
Richard N. Haass concludes that some strategic threats cannot be eliminated, but only managed.
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The Coming Financial Volatility
Gene Frieda believes investors in risky asset markets should be more worried about monetary tightening.
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The West’s Decadent Foreign Policy
Chris Patten criticizes the failure of the EU and the US to condemn human-rights violations by China and others.
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The Shame of Le Monde diplomatique
Bernard-Henri Lévy fumes about the monthly's publication of a damning "dossier" on him.
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The Flip Side of Euro-Atlantic Integration
Javier Solana takes nothing for granted when it comes to the future of the European Union.
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The Middle East’s Next War
Joschka Fischer says that the fight against terror is giving way to an even more violent struggle for hegemony.
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A Life Lived in Truth
Ma Jian examines the work and legacy of his friend and fellow dissident, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo.
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How to Reduce Germany’s Surplus
Hans-Werner Sinn identifies the root causes of today's current-account imbalances, and points to a solution.
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When Populism Can Kill
Domna Michailidou & Jonathan Kennedy warn that hostility toward experts is undermining vaccination and causing avoidable outbreaks.
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Fostering Arab Entrepreneurship
Philippe Le Houérou urges the region's governments to recognize their interest in nurturing startup ecosystems.
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How to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance
Jörg Reinhardt urges public-private cooperation to stay ahead of evolving deadly pathogens.
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Capitalizing on Africa’s Youth Dividend
Kim Kerr highlights the educational reforms Africa needs to prepare graduates for the workplace.
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Turkey’s Year of Turmoil
Carl Bildt worries that the country's progress toward modernization could soon go into reverse.
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Trump’s Surprisingly Strong Start with India
Thomas R. Pickering & Atman Trivedi hope that Trump and Modi can build effectively on their promising initial meeting.
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Britain’s European Ties That Bind
Ana Palacio says Brexit talks should begin where UK and EU interests align: security and foreign policy.
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