U.S. EXCEPTIONALISM IN MARKETS IS DIMINISHED -- BUT FAR FROM DEAD / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKET INSIGHTS

US exceptionalism in markets is diminished — but far from dead If weakness emerges in American assets, it will show up more in the dollar, n...

WE´VE REACHED RAINBOW CAPITALISM´S END / THE NEW YORK TIMES OP EDITORIAL

We’ve Reached Rainbow Capitalism’s End By Aaron Hicklin An overturned pot at the end of a rainbow, with spider webs coming out of it. /  Cre...

AUSTRALIA SHOULD HOPE FOR AUKUS´S COLLAPSE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Australia Should Hope for AUKUS’s Collapse As the Trump administration conducts a formal review of the 2021 AUKUS nuclear-submarine agreemen...

TO KEEP RUSSIA OUT AND AMERICA IN, NATO MUST SPEND MORE / THE ECONOMIST

A new “Pug” test To keep Russia out and America in, NATO must spend more European members need a hard date to boost their defence budgets Th...

WHAT IS IN DONALD TRUMP´S GIANT TAX-CUTTING BILL? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

What is in Donald Trump’s giant tax-cutting bill? Package would cut levies by $4.5tn over 10 years while slashing welfare spending and green...

GOOD INSTITUTIONS WON´T FIX BROKEN POLITICS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Good institutions won’t fix broken politics Without political consensus, hawkish central banks and balanced budgets will not bring economic ...

ABUNDANCE FOR WORKERS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Abundance for Workers Advanced economies’ most glaring failure, reflected in divided societies and polarized politics, has been their inabil...

THE FIGHT FOR EUROPE´S FUTURE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES WEEKEND ESSAY

The fight for Europe’s future Timothy Garton Ash on the shocks that fuelled a populist challenge — and how the liberal centre could yet hold...