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Europe Needs a Smarter Approach to Immigration

As the European Union ages, it’s increasingly dependent on migration to sustain its economies. Unfortunately, the bloc’s inability to manage this...

10.12.2025 2

Editorial Board

FIFA’s World Cup Sycophancy Is Dirtying the Beautiful Game

President Donald Trump finally received his sought-after peace prize on Friday. Except it wasn’t from the Nobel Foundation but from FIFA, an...

10.12.2025 20

Lara Williams

Trump 2.0 Is Desperate Not to Make a 1.0 Mistake

To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . Traders scarcely seem to be living in the present. It’s been a...

10.12.2025 3

John Authers

India’s Aviation Crisis Is All About Too Big to Tame

India’s latest aviation fiasco — about 3,000 flights cancelled since last week — has exposed the ill effects of leaving two-thirds of a...

08.12.2025 20

Andy Mukherjee

When Banks Need Capital, Synthetic Isn’t Good Enough

The world’s banks are facing a big challenge: If more indebted companies follow auto dealer Tricolor Holdings and parts supplier First Brands Group...

08.12.2025 9

Editorial Board

How the EU and CPTPP Can Preserve Global Trade

In recent months, governments across the world have looked for ways to respond to America’s turn from liberal trade to aggressive mercantilism. One...

08.12.2025 2

Editorial Board

Why Russia Loves the US National Security Strategy

Nothing about the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy should shock European leaders, still less the enthusiastic welcome that...

08.12.2025 20

Marc Champion

Firing Immigration Judges Threatens More Than Immigrants

The Trump administration’s latest outrage is firing immigration judges and replacing them with military lawyers who lack experience in immigration...

07.12.2025 1

Noah Feldman

Why Minnesota Is the White House’s New Punching Bag

President Donald Trump is turning the full force of the federal government on Minnesota and its Democratic Governor Tim Walz with a stunning series...

07.12.2025 1

Patricia Lopez

Private Credit Woes Should Put Banks on Notice

How worried should the US be about private credit? Already this year, more than 1 in 10 private credit borrowers are deferring cash interest...

07.12.2025 1

Editorial Board

Vance’s Mentor Is Also His Millstone

Vice President JD Vance’s political rise has been as meteoric as it has been unlikely. In less than a decade, Vance has transformed himself from a...

07.12.2025 5

Nia-Malika Henderson

China’s Push Against Japan’s Soft Power Will Backfire

China has tried many tactics to isolate Japan over the past month, from letters to the United Nations to courting France and Russia. Now, it has...

04.12.2025 10

Gearoid Reidy

The Miss Universe Pageant Is a Hot Mess and That’s Good for Business

If your social media feeds are driven by similar algorithms to mine, you’ll know that the Miss Universe contest hasn’t completely ended despite a...

04.12.2025 3

Howard Chua-Eoan

AI Companies Need One Book to Rule Them All

By most metrics, the artificial intelligence industry is thriving. As of last year, it had attracted about $150 billion in private investment....

04.12.2025 2

Editorial Board

An Old-Fashioned Cure for Fading Trust in Government

Across much of the industrial world, trust in government is low and declining. Why is this happening and why, exactly, does it matter? An unusually...

04.12.2025 1

Clive Crook

Are We in a Stock Bubble? This Is the Only Thread You Need

04.12.2025 2

Jonathan Levin And Taylor Tyson

Why Southeast Asia Trusts Japan More Than China

China is remaking Asia’s security map, but not in the way it intends. From water cannon confrontations in the South China Sea to increasingly sharp...

03.12.2025 20