Wang Yaqiang is a scholar at the National University of Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

Qiyuan Xu & Yaqiang Wang explain why the US president’s MAGA agenda may end up helping to make China great again.

Few countries have transformed themselves as dramatically as South Korea has over the last half-century. A poor, ...

Jim O'Neill points out that all the president's latest pronouncements are undermining the greenback's standing.

Connie Hedegaard, Anne Højer Simonsen and Christian Ibsen show how implementing a bold 2040 emissions-reduction target can ...

Hanan Morsy highlights the continent’s push for concrete solutions to debt distress and climate vulnerability.

Stephen S. Roach thinks pursuing a global minimum tariff while also penalizing China increases the risk of a global recession ...

Paola Subacchi considers the global implications of Donald Trump's erratic – and wildly profligate – economic policies.

When Donald Trump complains that Chinese exports have contributed to the decline of US manufacturing, he has a point. But no ...

Yana Gevorgyan urges a shift from slow, consensus-driven methods to more dynamic frameworks that encourage experomentation.

Jean-Baptiste Wautier explains how a once-promising leader failed to realize his ambitions and unwittingly fueled extremism.

The COVID-19 crisis taught the world fundamental lessons about the importance of global cooperation to fight disease. But ...