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Housing Lessons from Spain

Spain’s Socialist prime minister Pedro Sánchez began 2026 by announcing new measures to combat the country’s housing crisis. Speaking on…

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These Schools Are Seeing a January Enrollment Surge

Kara Fox did not want to wait. A mom of two, she was frustrated by the fall semester at her…

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Brussels vs. Washington

For years, Europe has tried to convince itself that it could regulate its way to technological greatness. Instead of becoming…

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What the Tower of Babel Can Teach Us About Economics

One of the most well-known myths about the origin of human languages has its roots in the ancient Abrahamic world.…

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Artificial Intelligence in the United States

President Donald Trump’s executive order on artificial intelligence invites analysis of a question so complex that it rarely gets asked:…

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Latin America’s Lag

The persistence of underdevelopment in Latin America cannot fully be explained solely by external factors, colonial legacies, or unfavorable cycles…

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China’s Global Reach

For China, the world’s second-largest economy, the past year’s economic fortunes have been characterized across three dimensions: declining domestic demand;…

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Iberia and Brussels

On January 1, Spain and Portugal celebrated their 40-year anniversaries of joining the EU. In 1986, as both Iberian nations…

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Britain Does Not Have Long to Avoid Economic Collapse

According to Ernest Hemingway, there are two ways to go bankrupt: “Gradually, then suddenly.” It’s a lesson the UK would…

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Innovation Over Ideology

With all that has been happening in the past decade or so regarding women, their rights, and progress, one regularly…

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