

The Security Deficit
-
Building the Green-Recovery Consensus Lolwah Al-Khater & Brian Finlay urge the international community to adopt a shared roadmap for sustainable socioeconomic development. -
Will Ukraine's Tragedy Spur UN Security Council Reform? Free to readWill Ukraine's Tragedy Spur UN Security Council Reform?
Kemal Derviş & José Antonio Ocampo argue that a mechanism for overturning permanent members’ vetoes would make the organization more effective. -
Subscribe to Project Syndicate
Subscribe to Project Syndicate
Enjoy unlimited access to the ideas and opinions of the world’s leading thinkers, including long reads, book reviews, topical collections, short-form analysis and predictions, and exclusive interviews; every new issue of the PS Quarterly magazine (print and digital); the complete PS archive; and more. Subscribe now to PS Premium.
-
Southeast Asia's New-Old Cold War Southeast Asia's New-Old Cold War
Thitinan Pongsudhirak explains why the region will once again be a major theater of superpower confrontation. -
A Whiff of Munich Free to readA Whiff of Munich
Harold James considers the historical parallels between 1938 and the latest conflict between Russia and the West. -
Africa Cannot Afford a Second Cold War Africa Cannot Afford a Second Cold War
Hippolyte Fofack warns that rising Sino-American tensions could lead to further lost decades for the region. -
The Drums of War in Taiwan and Ukraine The Drums of War in Taiwan and Ukraine
Carl Bildt thinks Chinese and Russian saber-rattling should be viewed as part of a broader strategic threat. -
Five Visions for a New International Order Five Visions for a New International Order
Ana Palacio assesses world leaders' views on the future of global rules and cooperation. -
NATO's Responsibility to Save Afghans NATO's Responsibility to Save Afghans
Edi Rama argues that the Alliance must not abandon those who believed in and worked with it.