THE DANGERS LURKING IN OUR MESSY AND UNPREDICTABLE WORLD / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

The dangers lurking in our messy and unpredictable world Fragilities in the global economic system are real and must be confronted Martin Wo...

EXTREMISM FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Extremism From the River to the Sea Given the alternatives, a two-state outcome remains the only viable option for peace between Israel and ...

AI-GENERATED CONTENT IS RAISING THE VALUE OF TRUST / THE ECONOMIST

  Pics and it didn’t happen AI-generated content is raising the value of trust Who did the posting will soon matter more than what was poste...

AMERICA´S SOUTHERN BORDER HAS BECOME A GLOBAL CROSSROADS / THE ECONOMIST

 Over the wall America’s southern border has become a global crossroads More migrants are arriving from China, India and Russia. Why? Some m...

IN PRAISE OF MASS IMMIGRATION / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

In praise of mass immigration High levels of it are a sign of a healthy and dynamic society Gideon Rachman © James Ferguson “As I look ahead...

THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF MODERN LEVERAGE RAISES RISKS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKETS INSIGHT

The increasing complexity of modern leverage raises risks After an era of cheap money, it’s not just the quantum of debt in the system that ...

WHY ARE AMERICANS SO GLOOMY ABOUT THEIR GREAT ECONOMY? / THE ECONOMIST

The mood thing Why are Americans so gloomy about their great economy? Inflation, partisanship and the pandemic have made them glummer than t...

THE MIDDLE EAST AS A POWDER KEG / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES

The Middle East as a Powder Keg The region is seeing escalations on multiple fronts. By: Hilal Khashan In response to the Hamas attack on Oc...

THE TWO FACES OF THE EURO / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Two Faces of the Euro Of all European politicians who never led their countries, Jacques Delors and Wolfgang Schäuble had the greatest i...