The Ankara Paradox: NATO’s Strategic Pillar Faces a Democratic Reckoning
By Özgür Özel July 6, 2026 As the leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) descend upon Ankara for...
Global Economy
The Genetic Divide: Navigating the Ethical Frontier of Human Enhancement
By Daron Acemoglu July 6, 2026 Main Facts: The Convergence of Genomics and Artificial Intelligence We stand at a precarious...
The Soul of the Alliance: NATO’s Existential Crisis Ahead of the Ankara Summit
By Ahmet Davutoğlu July 6, 2026 As the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) prepares to convene in Ankara on July...
The Future of Truth: Insights from the 2026 PS Media & Democracy Summit
By PS Editors June 29, 2026 The intersection of digital innovation and democratic integrity has reached a critical inflection point....
The Radical Duke: How the American Revolution Exposed Britain’s Constitutional Decay
By Danielle Allen July 3, 2026 The American Revolution is frequently framed as a singular struggle for colonial independence—a binary...
The Cornered Bear: Vladimir Putin’s High-Stakes Calculus Amidst Strategic Encirclement
By Ian Bremmer July 3, 2026 Introduction: A Presidency at the Precipice NEW YORK — For a quarter-century, Vladimir Putin...
The European Paradox: Why Leisure Could Be the Continent’s Secret Weapon in the Age of AI
By Kenneth Rogoff July 3, 2026 PARIS — As the global race for artificial intelligence supremacy accelerates, the European Union...
The Echoes of 1987: Why Today’s Mega-IPO Boom Carries a Familiar Warning
By Barry Eichengreen July 3, 2026 The global financial markets are currently gripped by a fervor not seen in a...
The Illusion of Autonomy: Why European Defense Spending Without Integration is a Strategic Dead End
By Marco Buti and Francesco Nicoli July 3, 2026 The European Union stands at a precarious geopolitical crossroads. As global...
The New Mercantilism: How the Trump Administration is Rewriting the Rules of Global Trade
By Dani Rodrik July 2, 2026 The post-World War II global economic order, once defined by the principles of multilateralism,...
The Great Rebalancing: Why the Global Majority Demands a New Financial Architecture
The international order, long governed by a set of post-WWII institutions, is facing a historic reckoning. From the bustling streets...
The Great American Myth: Reassessing the Foundations of U.S. Prosperity
By Shang-Jin Wei July 2, 2026 As the United States celebrates its semiquincentennial—marking 250 years since the signing of the...
