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May 20, 2019 Columnists

[Adam Minter] China’s trade warriors can’t hit Hollywood

China may want to stand tough against Donald Trump’s trade threats. It’s going to have a hard time retaliating, though, and not only because it doesn’t import enough goods to match the US president t...

[James Stavridis] National security risks are rising with sea levels

I spent much of my life in the US Navy, including nearly 11 years on the deep ocean day-to-day, out of sight of land. This really drove home the fact that oceans cover 70 percent of the earth’s surfa...

May 15, 2019
Columnists
[Hal Brands] Are Americans turning isolationist?

Public attitudes toward US foreign policy are a mess of ambiguities and seeming contradictions. Americans don’t particularly like Donald Trump’s policies, but they share some of his ambivalence about...

May 13, 2019
Columnists
[Noah Smith] Politics moves faster than economists gather data

The dream of evidence-based policy is that as data and analysis get better and better, policymakers will be able to make informed decisions in real time. Instead of relying on judgment or on long-che...

May 6, 2019
Columnists
[Leonid Bershidsky] Huawei is being held to an impossible standard

The Bloomberg report of persistent vulnerabilities found in Huawei telecommunications equipment by major telecom operator Vodafone highlights the Chinese vendor’s current problem: While its competito...

May 2, 2019
Columnists
[Daniel Moss] Does Indonesia need a new capital?

Even as he awaits official confirmation of his election to a second term, Indonesian President Joko Widodo appears to be thinking about his legacy. He’s proposing a $33 billion plan to relocate the c...

May 2, 2019
Columnists
[Anjani Trivedi] China could win from tech Cold War

China’s growing technological prowess in areas such as artificial intelligence is making Washington very nervous. US efforts to fight back, though, could make the problem worse. In US policy circles...

May 1, 2019
Columnists
WeWork files confidentially to hold initial public offering

WeWork, the world’s biggest co-working company, is planning to go public, joining a wave of highly valued technology startups moving to the U.S. markets. The New York-based company said Monday it fi...

April 30, 2019
Finance
[Julian Lee] Dirty Russian oil has made fragile market worse

President Donald Trump wants to strangle the Iranian economy and keep gas prices low for American drivers. The discovery that Russia has been exporting contaminated crude oil means any hopes that he ...

April 29, 2019
Columnists
[Komal Sri-Kumar] Low inflation is wrongly boosting markets

It was only a few months ago that the US Federal Reserve was intent on continuing to increase interest rates. But now, some policymakers are even hinting that the next move may be a rate cut, and the...

April 29, 2019
Columnists
[Alberto Gallo] Central banks have broken capitalism

It has been a decade since the Federal Reserve and other central banks began cutting interest rates to zero -- or even below -- and injecting unprecedented amounts of cash into the global financial s...

April 28, 2019
Columnists
[Noah Smith] Industrialization the only hope for Africa

African industrialization has to be among the most important things happening in the world right now. The vast continent, with more than 1.2 billion people, is home to an increasing fraction of the h...

April 25, 2019
Columnists
[Eli Lake] When will the UN’s chief speak up for the Uighurs?

There are a lot of people in the world who can plausibly claim ignorance of China’s foul campaign against its Muslim minority, but UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is not among them. Six months ...

April 24, 2019
Columnists
[Mihir Sharma] Sri Lanka’s pain is going to spread

In Sri Lanka, memories of war and terrorism are very much alive. The decadeslong civil war between the Sinhala-dominated government in Colombo and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam was brutal by a...

April 23, 2019
Columnists
[David Fickling] We should let China spy on us

Even as the US and China seem headed toward a truce on trade, their rivalry is heating up in other areas. The threat of espionage taking place under the cover of routine activities appears to be a p...

April 22, 2019
Columnists

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