Brazil’s economy is doing well by almost any measure. GDP has grown at around 3% for three consecutive years, unemployment is at historic lows, and...
The US/Israeli-Iran war may be remembered for many things, not least the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the reshaping of Middle Eastern geopolitics, and...
A recent paper extolling the virtues of AI for deliberative democracy whisked me right back to the early days of the internet when that new...
Last month, Gemma Cheng’er Deng of King’s College London and I launched BRICS+ Thinking, a not-for-profit policy platform aimed at exploring collective solutions to the...
The Democratic political strategist James Carville famously dictated a mantra for Bill Clinton’s successful 1992 presidential campaign: “It’s the economy, stupid.” That’s true in this November’s...
Spain is not an economic miracle but a statistical mirage. The country is not, in any meaningful sense, the fastest-growing economy in Europe. Once employment, productivity,...
Industrial subsidies have returned to the centre of the global economy, but this time not as a temporary measure to rescue companies in crisis. New data...
