CHINA´S FAST-CHANGING ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENTS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

China’s Fast-Changing Economic Adjustments In the decade that followed its 2001 accession to the World Trade Organization, China underwent a...

THE G7 MUST ACCEPT THAT IT CANOT RUN THE WORLD / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

The G7 must accept that it cannot run the world A merican hegemony and the group’s economic dominance are now history Martin Wolf  © James F...

AMERICA´S INWARD TURN ON TRADE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

America’s Inward Turn on Trade America’s efforts to use renewables subsidies to protect domestic manufacturing interests will not only bring...

NEW U.S. BARRIERS AGAINST RUSSIA´S ECONOMY / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES

New US Barriers Against Russia’s Economy Black Friday has a new meaning for the Kremlin. By: Antonia Colibasanu Harvest festivals are not un...

IN AN ERA OF DISORDER, OPEN TRADE IS AT RISK / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

In an era of disorder, open trade is at risk Action is needed to shore up the global commons — and less powerful countries must take the ini...

WHAT BIDEN SHOULD DO ON TRADE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

What Biden Should Do on Trade America’s rapid accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership would e...

HOW INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS DIE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

How International Institutions Die While the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted international institutions’ shortcomings, it also made plain,...

THE NEW CHINA SHOCK / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The New China Shock Like China's accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001, the country's new strategy for achieving economi...

THE COMING GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY FRACTURE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Coming Global Technology Fracture Today's international trade regime was not designed for a world of data, software, and artificia...