Jason Furman, Dame DeAnne Julius and David Lubin discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs on the United ...

Amid strident rhetoric and shifting targets, many observers have written off Trump’s tariff agenda either as a thoughtless ...

Israel is pursuing the illusion of total victory and likely plans to reoccupy Gaza. Arab countries must persuade President ...

US tariffs could hurt the South African economy, but Pretoria is already leveraging its energy transition to attract support ...

Against a background of growing anxiety about public debt levels, how this defence spending should be funded is fraught with ...

The administration’s policy works against its economic priorities and undermines America’s strengths.

There is a storm brewing across the Taiwan Strait. China has increased its military activity around Taiwan and deployed new ...

Saudi Arabia is hosting bilateral talks between Russian and US officials this week to discuss prospects for a partial ...

The devastating earthquake has put further strain on the embattled military regime as it fights a civil war. It is unlikely ...

Only Europe can begin to fill the void left by the US’s withdrawal from its post-war global economic leadership role. The EU ...

Criticism of US government inefficiency is justified. But rapid cuts made by the Department of Government Efficiency threaten US resilience and competitiveness.

Now that Washington is potentially an unreliable ally, the UK needs to revisit its nuclear strategy. But going alone is costly, and partnering with France poses its own risks.