History suggests disruptive technology eliminates old jobs, but ultimately creates wealth, opportunity and prosperity.

The offshore dollar system sits at the heart of global finance, yet its scale and vulnerabilities remain largely opaque.

Israel’s October election may remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without overturning the consensus forged by three ...

Turkmenistan is hedging between China, Azerbaijan and regional ambitions, but may encounter the limits of neutrality.

Jihadist groups are moving south from the Sahel, exploiting weak governance, local grievances and illicit economies.

Adam N. Michel is director of tax policy studies at the Cato Institute, where he focuses on analyzing the economic and budgetary effects of taxation in the United States. Prior to joining Cato, Mr.

Sir Michael Leigh is an expert in European policy and transatlantic relations. He is a lecturer and former director-general for enlargement at the European Commission. Currently, Mr. Leigh serves as ...

The United States’ new national security strategy in Latin America is making steady progress, thanks to the center-right’s six electoral victories in the region. However, the toughest and most ...

China wants a global yuan, but credibility and convertibility remain formidable obstacles.

Listen to our AI-powered podcast for comprehensive insights. To break the stalemate in its war with Iran, the administration of United States President Donald Trump is now trying to make Iran an ...

Failed replications, biased incentives and weak oversight let fragile research shape policy, waste public money and erode trust. June 17, 2026, Washington, D.C.: Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has ...