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AUKUS Rocks the Boat in the Indo-Pacific, and it’s not Good News (Marc Julienne, IFRI)

For anyone who still harbored doubts, Washington made crystal clear from the announcement of the new trilateral alliance with Australia and the UK (AUKUS)...

Putting Public Finance on the Right Side of History (Werner Hoyer, John Murton, Project-Syndicate)

With the urgency of the climate crisis becoming clearer by the day, governments and multilateral lenders must end public financing for fossil fuels and...

Will the Federal Reserve Support Inclusive Prosperity? (Simon Johnson, Project-Syndicate)

Lael Brainard, one of two female governors on the Fed board, has consistently argued that it is premature to raise interest rates until inflation...

The Geopolitical Conquest of Economics (Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project-Syndicate)

Although economics and geopolitics have never been completely separate domains, international economic relations were shaped for 70 years by their own rules. But the...

Betting on Italy (Michael Spence, Project-Syndicate)

Italy has endured more than two decades of slow economic growth and below-potential performance. But two factors now seem to be changing the game:...

Why the Quad summit was a strategic success (Ash Jain, Atlantic Council)

For the Biden administration, reeling from a spate of recent foreign-policy setbacks, last week’s Quad summit at the White House refocused attention on a...

The French Double Standard on Fighting Terrorism (Tsilla Hershco, BESA Center)

Despite its oft-stated determination to fight terrorism, France has struggled to establish an effective intelligence system and adequate legislation to combat Islamist terrorism, in...

An arms control stocktake (Orli Zahava, The Interpreter)

Nuclear politics and nuclear policy shifts get plenty of coverage – atomic-powered submarines for Australia, China’s missile silo fields, North Korea’s enrichment activities in Yongbon, Iran’s compliance with...

WTO dispute settlement: why Australia bothers (Ravi Kewalram, The Interpreter)

I have three propositions about Australia’s participation in World Trade Organisation dispute settlement to put to Interpreter readers. WTO dispute settlement: why Australia bothers | The Interpreter...

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