INFANTINO IS NOT THE PROBLEM / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Infantino is not the problem Fifa’s regulatory functions must be separated from its commercial activities Miguel Maduro Fifa president Giann...

A JAPANESE WAKE-UP CALL FOR AMERICA / PROJECT SYNDICATE

A Japanese Wake-Up Call for America Japan’s deepening currency and bond-market woes should be a wake-up call for other countries that appear...

AN EXPLOSION OF MISERY / PAUL KRUGMAN BLOG

An Explosion of Misery Making American hungry and uninsured again PAUL KRUGMAN Contrary to what Trump administration officials say, we are n...

QUANTUM COMPUTERS PROMISE MATHEMATICAL SUPERPOWERS / THE ECONOMIST

Faster than a speeding bullet Quantum computers promise mathematical superpowers But like all superpowers, they will have their limits The i...

WHO WILL WIN THE WAR OF NEO-MERCANTILISTS? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Who will win the war of neo-mercantilists? China’s high degree of self-sufficiency also reduces its vulnerability to coercion by others Mart...

THE CANARY IN THE AI COAL MINE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Canary in the AI Coal Mine The greatest danger posed by AI is not the technology itself, but the race to deploy it before we know how to...

WHAT IS THE DIGITAL-MONEY DEBATE REALLY ABOUT? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

What Is the Digital-Money Debate Really About? Both the US and Europe are moving to create digital money, but neither has the right idea abo...

WHAT THE BIG MAC INDEX REVEALS ABOUT A GLOBAL CURRENCY BEEF / THE ECONOMIST

40 years of burgernomics What the Big Mac index reveals about a global currency beef It highlights economic problems—and helps explain how t...