There is a mortal threat to the Republican Party on the horizon – but it’s China, not demography.
An Easy Way to Provide Debt Relief for the World’s Poorest Countries
Donor governments do not have to fund poor country debt relief from their fiscal budgets. They can tap long-unused reserve assets available at the IMF called Special Drawing Rights (SDRs).
US and Mexican Parallels: Inequality, Health and Wealth
How COVID 19 highlights blatant levels of social and economic inequality in the United States and Mexico.
Trump and Corruption: Who Cares in the Time of COVID?
The Art of Undermining, or: How easily U.S. President Donald Trump gets away with corruption.
Erdogan’s Big Gamble on the Hagia Sophia
Turkey’s president, desperate to boost his popularity at home, further damages his country’s international standing.
25 Years After Srebrenica: No Peace or Reconciliation in West Balkans
Imagine it is 1970 — and still there is no peace or reconciliation between France and Germany. Fast forward to the present and consider the situation in the West Balkans.
J’Accuse Erdogan
The weaker Recep Tayyip Erdogan is at home politically, the longer the list of the Turkish President’s transgressions gets.
Multilateralism Has Lost Its Way
Collective intelligence is needed to build a new multilateralism for the 21st century.
When Loya Jirga Meets Extinction Rebellion
To save our democracies from rising levels of frustration, we need more citizen councils.























