End of an Affair? City of London and EU in Bitter Acrimony

London’s financial circle and the UK chafe at EU regulations
Philip Whyte
January 12, 2012

US-Pakistani Relations in Crisis – Part II

Despite growing strategic differences with Pakistan, the US should not reduce civilian aid
Robert M. Hathaway
January 5, 2012

From Brussels to Durban: Debt and Climate Crises Spotlight Free Riders

Collective action flounders on EU’s fast-moving debt crisis and world’s slow-moving climate change
Scott Barrett
December 9, 2011

Painful Euro Crisis and Lessons for the World – Part II

To secure credit, Europe finds global financial markets no longer attuned to Western interests
Joergen Oerstroem Moeller
November 18, 2011

Painful Euro Crisis and Lessons for the World – Part I

As the world watches, Europe battles to contain burgeoning debt and restore confidence
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard
November 16, 2011

“Playing Baseball Without a Bat”

An interview with Thomas L. Friedman on his book ‘That Used To Be Us’ and global issues
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We Won't Trigger Article 50 Until After 2017 – and That Means Brexit May Never Happen at All

The right time for triggering Article 50 and Brexit may never come
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Abenomics: What Japan’s Economic Experiment Can Teach the Rest of the World

Does fiscal expansion delay structural reforms?
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We’re in a Low-Growth World. How Did We Get Here?

Some economic trends are not readily apparent as they unfold
Neil Irwin
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Will This Be the Happiest Place in the World?

UAE appoints state minister on happiness and strives climb in UN rankings
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Consumers Unlikely to Rescue China's Sputtering Economy

Many Chinese households balk at taking on more debt
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