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If economic debates feel designed to be impenetrable, Chang argues that's not an accident — it's a feature that serves those already at the top.
The shape of a deal — if one comes — may hinge on whether Iran can collect tolls from the world's most important shipping lane. That trade-off has enormous consequences for global energy markets.
When both horses in a two-horse race are slowing down at the same time, it stops being a race story and becomes a story about the track itself.
Incremental assertiveness, legal ambiguity, and the geography of the first island chain have combined to make the most consequential body of water in geopolitics more dangerous.
By 2050, one in four people on Earth will be African. The economic implications depend entirely on choices being made now about education, cities, and energy.
The post-1945 international order was designed for a world with one dominant power. Adapting it to a world with several is the defining diplomatic challenge of the century.
El conflicto entre EE.UU. e Irán ya no es solo una crisis diplomática: las cancelaciones masivas de vuelos y la advertencia sobre reservas de combustible aéreo muestran que sus efectos llegan a la vida cotidiana de los europeos.