Jacob Taylor & Joshua Tan envision a new model of international cooperation grounded in shared infrastructure for problem-solving.

Kori Schake sees President Donald Trump's effort to politicize the military as a clear and present danger to US democracy.

Tim Congdon highlights the challenges facing statisticians as opaque transactions erode trust in official data.

Mordecai Kurz proposes a comprehensive policy intervention to address the political fallout from technological unemployment.

Michael Ignatieff reflects on the quiet power of endurance in a world where obedience often feels safer than autonomy.

Shlomo Ben-Ami turns a historian's eye toward a war that has muddied the definitions of victory and defeat.

Adair Turner explains how smaller families can support stronger communities, fairer markets, and a healthier planet.

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr shows how diverse actors are complementing the role of national governments and international organizations.

Juan Manuel Santos calls for renewed efforts to advance the interconnected agendas of poverty reduction and climate action.

Joleen Ong thinks today’s volatility favors companies that have shown integrity in building supplier relationships.

Fiona Watson warns that the financial system is failing to price in potentially catastrophic risks.

Maciej Kuziemski & Peter Pomerantsev consider how the internet has severed the link between expression and emancipation.

Barry Eichengreen & Elmira Bayrasli consider what history can teach us about the purpose, power, and peril of public debt.

Jessica Bruder & Maciej Kuziemski discuss the pandemic's consequences for workers.

Silvio O. Funtowicz & Maciej Kuziemski consider how leaders can make decisions under uncertain conditions.

Peter Singer & Maciej Kuziemski show that no push for equality is complete without accounting for the needs of future generations and other species.