Carl Manlan redefines “equitable growth” for the African context, urges the IMF to make greater use of Special Drawing Rights, and explains why going cashless depends on women.

Connie Hedegaard rates the European Green Deal, touts progress on climate-smart investment, and predicts whether COVID-19 crisis will advance or undermine the green transition.

Nouriel Roubini describes the likely economic-policy response to a hard Brexit, envisages a severe market reaction to a contested US election, and predicts the shape of the COVID-19 recovery.

Willem H. Buiter highlights the spectacular failure of market capitalism in the US, shows why central-bank independence is an illusion, and paints a bleak picture of a post-Brexit Britain.

Mónica Araya calls for an intersectional approach to climate action, assesses Joe Biden’s climate proposal, and proposes how to clean up road transport.

Ian Goldin calls for a global Marshall Plan to support developing countries during the current crisis, says why migrants are indispensable in the battle against COVID-19, and shows how he predicted the pandemic.

Bertrand Badré argues that capitalism should be reformed not replaced, bets on the EU recovery fund, and rates the World Bank’s COVID-19 response.

Tlaleng Mofokeng underscores the need to decolonize global health funding, identifies her main goal as UN Special Rapporteur for Health, and shares the firsthand experiences that motivate her work.

Mark Leonard redefines sovereignty for the twenty-first century, predicts the future of transatlantic relations, and says why the US is so poorly equipped to pursue structural reform.