Don’t Drop the Ball on Kosovo
The leaders of Kosovo and Serbia have learned how to play the West. To restore credibility, the EU and the United States should draw clear red lines and respond firmly when these are crossed.
· September 10, 2024
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Political Reform
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Resistant to Reform? Improving U.S. Immigration Policy Through Data, Evidence, and Innovation
The United States needs more research into which immigration policies actually work for newcomers and host communities.
- Adam Lichtenheld,
- Natalie Chaudhuri ,
- Sigrid Lupieri
Kenya Is at an Inflection Point. It Needs a New Path to Progress.
After the Gen Z demonstrations upended the country’s political landscape, Ruto must do more if he wants to restore trust and root out corruption.
· August 22, 2024
Industrial Policy Needs an Immigration Policy
Why Bringing Jobs Back to the United States Requires Letting in More Foreign Workers
Kishida’s Legacy of Global Success, Domestic Distress
Kishida has seemed in many ways to be just the prime minister that Japan needed. Yet a difficult economic situation at home and his party’s political scandals conspired to keep his domestic popularity low.
· August 22, 2024
Middle East Bracing for Potential Iranian Strikes
A discussion on where hopes for a ceasefire now stand and why some officials have accused Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu of making it more difficult to reach a deal.
The Contribution of Wealth: How Tax Justice Can Deliver Global Public Goods
Pressure is growing to raise taxes on the world’s superrich, and the United Nations has an opportunity to turn this momentum into irreversible change.
- Hassan Damluji
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