Aug 13, 2025 // Across the globe, more adults feel satisfied with their lives, according to Gallup polling. This boost in ...

Aug 11, 2025 // Escalating tariffs and energy policies privileging fossil fuels among wealthier economies are threatening ...

Aug 05, 2025 // Peace mediation in conflict–affected regions throughout Southeast Asia has typically been the domain of men.

May 22, 2025 // The war in Ukraine has changed how the EU thinks about trade corridors and energy security. For Europe, the Trans–Caspian Transport Corridor is a geostrategic hedge meant to reduce EU ...

Aug 07, 2025 // People’s confidence in national institutions may be rooted in their satisfaction with specific aspects of their local environment. Gallup polling data show satisfaction with local ...

How China Loses: The Pushback Against Chinese Global Ambitions | Luke Patey | Oxford University Press | January 2021. This process has not been without controversy or blowback, both of which risk ...

May 01, 2021 // “Weak Strongman: The Limits of Power in Putin’s Russia”, by Timothy Frye, is the most recent in a series of outstanding books that seek to dismantle preconceived notions about what is ...

Jan 11, 2025 // The new year is here, so it’s time for our annual look ahead to the global affairs books our editors are looking forward to reading in 2025. Enjoy!

Jun 16, 2021 // Central banks around the world are considering whether to issue a central bank digital currency (CBDC). While the potential gains are enormous, there remain numerous and as yet ...

Apr 20, 2024 // Something seems to be going seriously right in the U.S. and wrong in Europe when it comes to productivity. Part of this may be cultural, but tight labor markets matters too.

With digital technologies continuously disrupting business, government, academia and society both on a national and massively global scale, the advent of Globalization 4.0—a term coined by this year’s ...