The United States has spent the last two administrations, and certainly the last year of this one, trying to blunt what seems to be aggressive Chinese technology development, especially when ...
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Greece’s mighty shipping sector has continued to earn good money shipping Russian oil. But Greek shipowners have discovered an apparently even more lucrative source of ...
For the last three decades, the Chinese economy has resembled an impressionist painting: beautiful from afar, but a jumbled mess up close. China’s economic model has centered around investment-led growth ...
Starting Sept. 4, when a new Russian law comes into effect, investors from so-called unfriendly states risk having their Russian assets seized and given to their Russian co-owners. The legislation ...
Matthew Kroenig: Hi, Emma! Welcome back from Hawaii. I hope your flight was smoother than Yevgeny Prigozhin’s last trip. What should we discuss this week? Emma Ashford: Ouch. It might ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: Egypt and Ethiopia are set to join BRICS next year as the bloc expands, the Wagner Group’s future in Africa looks different ...
Welcome back to World Brief. Thanks to FP’s Robbie Gramer for coming in with an assist on U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo’s trip to China. Also on today’s agenda, we’re ...
It’s been nearly five months since Turkey halted the flow of oil through the Iraq-Turkey pipeline, a move that came after the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) ruled on a nine-year legal ...
If the dismal science of economics has any imagination, it is in telling tales of central banks. Rumored to roam these institutions’ halls are cloistered technocrats, currency princes, and financial ...
When Javier Milei rose to first place in Argentina’s recent national primaries, observers around the world disagreed on how to best make sense of the insurgent candidate. Brazil’s center-right Estadao ...
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