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After more than a year of fighting, it is clear that neither side in the Russia-Ukraine war can win on the battlefield. A negotiated ceasefire

Following the government’s abandonment of its zero-COVID policy in December – and especially since the middle of last month – the economy

As US inflation gradually eases, the claim that today’s inflationary pressures are the result of a temporary supply shock has re-emerged.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s plan to double the country’s military spending, together with the recent update to Japan’s national

While Japan’s move toward rearmament is welcome, the embrace of Tomahawk missiles and hypersonic weapons alone will not force China to stop

The sleeper story of the coming year will be Japan’s emergence as a major geopolitical actor. And, for the first time since the fall of

The world economy’s carbon intensity is declining at nowhere near the rate needed to limit global warming to 1.5°C. But while continuing

Figuring out Ukraine’s post-conflict future will be essential not just for the Ukrainian victims of Russia’s invasion, but also for Europe

For five decades, both China and the US benefited from the time they had bought on the question of the island’s status. To prevent what

With a storyline full of celebrities, politicians, sex, and drugs, the future looks bright for producers of feature films and documentaries

The strengthening US dollar and rising borrowing costs have left developing and emerging-market countries between a rock and a hard place.