Heightened political risk might become the backdrop for U.S. stocks for the foreseeable future. January saw the U.S. attack ...

If democracy is to endure, it must tame capitalism, not merely coexist with it.

The patterns of FDI flows are increasingly reflecting geopolitical factors, something which could benefit Southeast Asia.

Conventional wisdom tells us the liberal democracies are the most peace-loving nations. But the record tells us something ...

Wealthier countries are more likely to list politics and government as a top issue, as are democracies. But the U.S. stands ...

The third area where AI departs from previous tech revolutions is in the weakness and fragility of network effects. Legacy tech platforms benefited from self-reinforcing growth. Buyers and sellers ...

That helps explain why authorities leaned on a state-backed “national team” to influence trading during January’s strong ...

Inequality in Bangladesh is not just about income, but about unequal opportunities. From classrooms to hospitals to job markets, gaps in access are widening—underscoring why investing in quality human ...

Up to $92 billion of Carney's 'capital investment' would be considered operational spending in any other developed economy ...

Separation of powers, competitive elections, and free speech prevent the state from governing effectively, Kremlin domestic ...

The United States is reshaping its approach to Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso as Russia expands the footprint of its Africa ...

Countries have sharply increased the money they owe to the markets, putting their own spending policies at risk in an increasingly unstable world ...