Donald Trump’s Trade-Knowledge Deficit
Pascal Salin warns that protectionism is an especially grave threat for the US, given its low saving rate.
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Trump’s Unraveling Korea Policy
Kent Harrington blames incoherent pronouncements about the Korean Peninsula for raising fears of US disengagement.
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Trump’s Trade Illogic
Christopher Smart points out three fundamental flaws in the US administration's approach to globalization.
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Reinventing the French People
Bernard-Henri Lévy laments the record-low turnout in the second round of France's parliamentary election.
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The Retreat of the Renminbi
Benn Steil & Emma Smith explore the main causes behind the rapid decline of the Chinese currency's global standing.
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The EU’s Mafia State
Bálint Magyar explains how Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has replaced democracy with clientelism.
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The Russian-Roulette Presidency
Elizabeth Drew thinks the multiple investigations into Donald Trump's presidency are beginning to leave their mark.
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Who Will Fill America’s Shoes?
Richard N. Haass sees no viable candidate to succeed the US as it abandons its global leadership role.
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An IMF Bridge to Somewhere for Greece?
Mohamed A. El-Erian says a compromise to prevent a default next month will work only if debt forgiveness follows.
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The Global Economy in 2067
Kaushik Basu presents a buoyant long-term forecast, with income and consumption doubling every four years.
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The Real Side of Fake News
Steven Rosenbaum highlights the leading role that sites such as Reddit play as conduits for misinformation online.
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Understanding the Productivity Puzzle
Howard Davies questions whether ultra-easy monetary policy really explains developed economies' stagnant gains.
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The Death of the Party
Nina L. Khrushcheva considers why major political parties, from India's Congress to France's Socialists, are declining.
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North Korea’s Real Strategy
Christopher R. Hill challenges the conventional view that the Kim regime's main objective is self-preservation.
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What We Owe Refugee Children
Elias Bou Saab calls on world leaders to fulfill past commitments to provide funding and support for education.
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Helmut Kohl’s Vision and Legacy
Christoph Bertram remembers a leader whose efforts to build trust enabled German reunification within a united Europe.
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Pakistan’s Persistent Energy Crisis
Nadeem ul Haque says that institutional reform is the only way to address the country's chronic power shortages.
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Midwives Deliver Lives
Jakaya Kikwete & Toyin Saraki call on world leaders to make one of the most cost-effective health-care investments possible.
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Brexit In Reverse?
George Soros says poor UK economic indicators will add to the factors compelling a new approach to EU withdrawal.
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The Right to Education for Refugees
Gordon Brown describes investment in schools as the best way to ensure long-term peace once fighting stops.
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Britain’s Deepening Confusion
Robert Skidelsky surveys the UK's disorienting post-election political terrain – and spots two certain casualties.
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Africa’s Race Against the Machines
Brahima Coulibaly worries that labor-replacing technologies will derail progress toward sustainable industrialization.
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Paris is Not the Solution
Bjørn Lomborg argues that the US withdrawal from the global climate agreement reveals an inconvenient truth.
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A Comeuppance for Populism?
After major setbacks for Donald Trump and Theresa May, and Emmanuel Macron’s makeover of French politics, Project Syndicate editors examine the mounting institutional and electoral resistance to populism.
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The Rise of the Food Barons
Christine Chemnitz warns that just a few companies will soon dominate agriculture and related sectors worldwide.
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