Daron Acemoglu warns that the technology must not be allowed to bring us closer to a genetically tiered society.

Ian Buruma observes that this year’s tournament seems to belong to the masses, not to corrupt strongmen or oligarchs.

Ahmet Davutoğlu argues that the alliance has lost its common purpose, defining itself solely by its adversaries.

Instead, Europe is the ideal candidate to convene and lead a group of like-minded middle powers, not as a US-style hegemon, ...

Joschka Fischer argues that there is no alternative to Franco-German partnership as the basis for geopolitical leadership.

Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party and a member of Parliament from Manisa province.

Barry Eichengreen compares SpaceX and other coming mega-IPOs to what followed that of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone in 1987.

Kenneth Rogoff explains how the continent could lose the AI race but turn its way of life into an export industry.

Ian Bremmer warns that Russia's isolated, aging, and frustrated leader could soon feel compelled to do something rash.

Without a EU-level framework capable of turning resources into scale, the bloc’s defense capabilities will remain limited, no matter how much member countries spends. If Germany, in particular, ...