A HUMANITARIAN DISASTER: WHY SUDAN´S CATASTROPHIC WAR IS THE WORLD´S PROBLEM / THE ECONOMIST

A humanitarian disaster Why Sudan’s catastrophic war is the world’s problem It could kill millions—and spread chaos across Africa and the Mi...

CHINA´S DEBT DIVIDE IS HURTING ITS ECONOMY / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

China’s debt divide is hurting its economy Beijing’s refusal to surrender control to local government or take on more responsibility is key ...

GOLD TESTING $2600 / MACLEOD FINANCE

Gold testing $2600 After a bullish performance last week which took gold to new highs, will it hold on to them, or is a correction overdue? ...

NOTHING HAS CHANGED IN INDIA / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Nothing Has Changed in India Following this year’s general election in India, where the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party lost its majority in p...

WHY INFLATION FELL WITHOUT A RECESSION / THE ECONOMIST

Good policy, not good luck Why inflation fell without a recession High interest rates, not the passage of time, have restored price stabilit...

THE PEOPLE´S BANK OF CHINA HAS A TRANSPARENCY PROBLEM / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

The People’s Bank of China has a transparency problem A central bank communication strategy is vital if it is to achieve its aims Eswar Pras...

IS DEMOCRACY REALLY IN RETREAT? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Is Democracy Really in Retreat? Is state capacity sufficient to deliver consistent improvements in quality of life, even in the absence of r...

IGNORING THE NOICE: WHY THE FEDERAL RESERVE HAS GAMBLED ON A BIG INTEREST-RATE CUT / THE ECONOMIST

Ignoring the noise Why the Federal Reserve has gambled on a big interest-rate cut The bold move carries economic and political risks Jerome ...

UKRAINE HAS CROSSED MOSCOW´SAND WASHINGTON´S RED LINES / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Ukraine has crossed Moscow’s and Washington’s red lines Zelenskyy is prepared to ignore Russia’s nuclear threats. But the Biden administrati...