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Coronavirus Apr 7, 2020 Snapshot

The Pandemic Will Accelerate History Rather Than Reshape It

The world following the coronavirus pandemic is unlikely to be radically different from the one that preceded it.

Richard Haass

A doctor puts on protective goggles before entering an isolation ward in Wuhan, China, January 2020

Coronavirus Apr 6, 2020 Snapshot

Coronavirus and the Future of Surveillance

One of the most significant legacies of the novel coronavirus will be the way that the pandemic dovetails with another major global disruption of the last few years...

Nicholas Wright

A man walks under surveillance cameras in Shanghai, China, February, 2020

Coronavirus Apr 6, 2020 Snapshot

Old Divisions Threaten Europe’s Economic Response to the Coronavirus

By purchasing Italian and Spanish bonds, the ECB has given Rome and Madrid leeway to focus on keeping their people healthy, without worrying about a domestic economic...

Erik Jones

German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde in Brussels, February 2020

Coronavirus Apr 4, 2020 Snapshot

“America First” Is a Dangerous Fantasy in a Pandemic

Trump’s “America First” approach to coronavirus overlooks the fact that failing to defeat the pandemic abroad undermines our ability to get it under control—and...

Philip H. Gordon

Trump speaks at the daily coronavirus response briefing at the White House in Washington, D.C., April 2020

Coronavirus Apr 2, 2020 Snapshot

The Oil Collapse

A pandemic and a price war have together brought energy markets to a crisis

Daniel Yergin

A pump jack near Bakersfield, California, 2014

Coronavirus Apr 2, 2020 Snapshot

Emerging-Market Petrostates Are About to Melt Down

Collapsing oil prices risk igniting a sovereign debt crisis in emerging markets.

Amy Myers Jaffe

Coronavirus Apr 2, 2020 Snapshot

Sanctions Make the Coronavirus More Deadly

Iran’s inability to cope with the pandemic owes at least as much to sanctions as to its own mismanagement and corruption.

Hadi Kahalzadeh

Treating a patient with COVID-19 in Tehran, Iran, March 2020

Ukraine Apr 3, 2020 Snapshot

To Russia With Love

Though the annexation of Crimea in 2014 flouted international norms, the residents of the territory appear mostly happy to be in Russia.

John O'Loughlin, Gerard Toal, and Kristin M. Bakke

A ceremony for the completion of a railway line from St. Petersburg to Sevastopol, Crimea, December 2019

Strategy & Conflict Apr 1, 2020 Snapshot

Can America Trust the Taliban to Prevent Another 9/11?

The United States first sent its military to Afghanistan to end the terrorist sanctuary that developed there under the Taliban and culminated in cataclysm. Before it...

David Petraeus and Vance Serchuk

Coronavirus Apr 1, 2020 Snapshot

How to Pandemic-Proof Globalization

Redundancy, not reshoring, is the key to supply chain security.

Shannon K. O'Neil

Coronavirus Mar 31, 2020 Snapshot

When the Pandemic Hits the Most Vulnerable

If nothing changes, the prospect of millions of deaths is far from unrealistic.

Robert Malley and Richard Malley

Preparations for the burial of a COVID-19 victim in Abbottabad, Pakistan, March 2020

Economics Mar 30, 2020 Snapshot

The U.S. Economy Is Uniquely Vulnerable to the Coronavirus

High-stakes decisions must now be made about how to protect national economies from the effects of COVID-19. Unfortunately, the role that private-sector debt plays in...

Mark Blyth

Coronavirus Mar 30, 2020 Snapshot

Coronavirus Fake News Isn’t Like Other Fake News

Political fake news is harder and risker to police than fake news about the coronavirus.

Sarah Kreps and Brendan Nyhan

Coronavirus Mar 28, 2020 Snapshot

Ebola Should Have Immunized the United States to the Coronavirus

What Washington failed to learn from the National Security Council’s Ebola report.

Christopher Kirchhoff

Coronavirus Mar 28, 2020 Snapshot

Plagues Tell Us Who We Are

The real lessons of the coronavirus pandemic will be political.

Thomas J. Bollyky

Brexit Mar 27, 2020 Snapshot

Little Britain

A smaller United Kingdom, finally confined to a single island, could represent the unfortunate but logical culmination of Brexit.

Jeremy Shapiro

A pro-independence march in Edinburgh, Scotland, October 2018

Coronavirus Mar 26, 2020 Snapshot

How to Avoid a Coronavirus Depression

It will take wartime spirit—and spending—to keep the global economy afloat.

Matthew J. Slaughter and Matt Rees

Coronavirus Mar 26, 2020 Snapshot

Flatten the Curve of Infection and the Curve of Recession at the Same Time

Without appropriate support, the shutdown will turn into a major economic and financial crisis that will long outlast the health crisis.

Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas

Wall Street in New York City, March 2020

Coronavirus Mar 25, 2020 Snapshot

How to Lead in a Time of Pandemic

What U.S. foreign policy should be doing—but isn't—to rally the world to action against the coronavirus.

Nicholas Burns

Political Economy Mar 25, 2020 Snapshot

China Needs Bigger Government

The pressure China puts on the global economy stems not from the government's dominant role in its domestic economy, but from the opposite problem—the limited role of...

Brad W. Setser

An injured migrant worker in Jiaxing, China, February 2013

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The Pandemic Will Accelerate History Rather Than Reshape It

Coronavirus and the Future of Surveillance

Old Divisions Threaten Europe’s Economic Response to the Coronavirus

“America First” Is a Dangerous Fantasy in a Pandemic

The Oil Collapse

Emerging-Market Petrostates Are About to Melt Down

Sanctions Make the Coronavirus More Deadly

To Russia With Love

Can America Trust the Taliban to Prevent Another 9/11?

How to Pandemic-Proof Globalization

When the Pandemic Hits the Most Vulnerable

The U.S. Economy Is Uniquely Vulnerable to the Coronavirus

Coronavirus Fake News Isn’t Like Other Fake News

Ebola Should Have Immunized the United States to the Coronavirus

Plagues Tell Us Who We Are

Little Britain

How to Avoid a Coronavirus Depression

Flatten the Curve of Infection and the Curve of Recession at the Same Time

How to Lead in a Time of Pandemic

China Needs Bigger Government

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