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Liberals need to ensure the security of the community and its borders

Politics Andrés Velasco - September 20, 2026.

At an academic event in Brussels a few months ago, one of the speakers casually suggested that the next time the group met, the far...

Distorted intelligence leads to security breaches

Technology Daron Acemoglu - September 29, 2026.

Following repeated security debacles at OpenAI and Anthropic—both of which have developed agents that ended up hacking external systems—AI safety researchers within both firms have...

Broader economic trends point to higher interest rates regardless of what the Fed does

Economy TA | AP Insight - September 20, 2026.

President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on the Federal Reserve after it hiked its benchmark interest rate Wednesday, but the Fed matters less than...

Is the firewall against the far right still beneficial for Germany?

EU Jan-Werner Mueller - September 22, 2026.

Germany’s far right has won again, capturing the largest share of the vote in the northeastern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, as it did in Saxony-Anhalt earlier...

Who will build European cars after 2035?

EU TA Analysis - October 18, 2026.

France and Germany agreed a joint proposal on rules for European car factories. Under current regulations, from 2035 manufacturers must cut the average carbon dioxide...

Europe should not look to US and China while solving its productivity crisis

Economy Dani Rodrik - October 12, 2026.

Europe faces a productivity crisis. Over the past quarter-century, its labor productivity has risen only half as rapidly as that of the United States, widening...

France’s fiscal reckoning is a warning, not a model

Economy Daniel Lacalle - September 21, 2026.

France offers a crucial lesson for every advanced economy tempted to confuse the size of the state with economic strength. A generous welfare system, high taxation...

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