Ekrem İmamoğlu, the Mayor of Istanbul, was suspended from office and imprisoned after becoming the Republican People’s Party ...

Ekrem İmamoğlu proposes a blueprint for restoring international cooperation on the basis of shared rules and commitments.

Yasuto Watanabe highlights how a confluence of climate and energy-market trends are threatening macroeconomic stability.

Carl Benedikt Frey thinks Silicon Valley’s vision for AI rests on a number of false or flawed assumptions.

With his death at 96, Jürgen Habermas, a titan of postwar political philosophy leaves behind a world that seems to be dismantling everything he defended, both as a scholar and as an engaged public ...

Martha Bekele urges the continent to repudiate a narrative that shifts responsibility away from historical emitters.

Few benchmarks matter more to financial investors than the S&P 500. Trillions of dollars track it directly, and many more are ...

Marc Faddoul considers all the ways that AI output can be influenced without transparency or accountability.

Jan-Werner Mueller points out that the US president has created only a kitschy imitation of what previous strongmen achieved.

Stephen Holmes explains why the US pressed ahead with the war on Iran despite warnings of depleted weapons stores.

Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg argues that the Supreme Court's rejection of the use of emergency powers did not solve the underlying problem.

Carla Norrlöf sees signs that the war with Iran is unraveling the alliance network that has long sustained US power.