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.Yanis Varoufakis explains why a stablecoin bill barreling toward enactment by the US Congress has set central bankers on edge. bit.ly/4koD62u

.Donald J. Trump is actively dismantling the underpinnings of America’s technological dominance, warn Carl Benedikt Frey and William H. Janeway in a new PS Big Picture. As Mariana Mazzucato, Sergei Guriev, and others explain, this has important implications for the rest of the world.

At our #LCAW2025 event, streaming live from London on June 23, leading experts will consider the future of private-sector climate action. Register now at the link. bit.ly/3H6Rnlw Kantar Cascale London Climate Action Week #PSEvents

While India has demonstrated its ability to withstand and respond to Pakistan’s provocations, it must continue to adapt, prepare, and update its strategies, advises Shashi Tharoor (Congress). project-syndicate.org/commentary/ope…

The big development challenge for low- and middle-income countries is to find the middle ground: climate objectives cannot trump developmental ones, but nor can any development strategy afford to ignore climate change, notes Navroz K Dubash. bit.ly/45328PS

Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve are doing Donald J. Trump a favor by not cutting rates, Nouriel Roubini points out. bit.ly/3HjHHEw

In many countries, the most effective climate policy over the long term might be one that shapes structural choices around urbanization and industrialization, rather than one narrowly addressing emissions regulation, Navroz K Dubash observes. bit.ly/45328PS

Neither rising market power nor the resulting decline in democracy is inevitable. Public policy led to these outcomes, and policy reforms can reverse them, notes Mordecai Kurz. "The sight of the world’s richest person, an unelected high-tech oligarch, gloating at the side of the

Central bankers are not the only ones who should feel anxious about the Donald J. Trump administration's embrace of privately issued stablecoins, notes Yanis Varoufakis. bit.ly/4koD62u

Now that India has shed its hesitations regarding military action, the terms of its engagement with Pakistan have irrevocably shifted, observes Shashi Tharoor (Congress). bit.ly/3HiXbs5

.Stientje v Veldhoven, Global VP and Regional Director for Europe at World Resources Institute, will be joining one of our expert panels at #LCAW2025 on June 23. Discussions will focus on the industries that are leading the way on sustainability, and the lessons others can learn from them.

As global growth slows, trade, finance, religion, energy, AI, and immigration are all being weaponized, leading to much greater complexity that will make it harder to anticipate policy outcomes, notes Dambisa Moyo. bit.ly/43mMz4i

Next on our Forward Thinkers list is Marina Halac, a fellow of The Econometric Society and CEPR. As Professor of Economics Yale University, Halac’s research has won prestigious awards, including AEA Information’s Elaine Bennett Research Prize. Explore our full Forward Thinkers list at the

Scaling Investment for Africa’s Sustainable Blue Economy project-syndicate.org/commentary/afr…

Europeans are highly skilled trade negotiators. They were never likely to agree to a gimmicky deal that merely allows Donald J. Trump to claim credit for accomplishing something, Jim O'Neill observes. bit.ly/45eGckX

Which industries are leading the way in decarbonization, and what lessons can others learn from them to help us accelerate progress? At our London Climate Action Week event, streaming live on June 23, leading experts will examine this question and more. Register now for free.

Europe may not be fashionable in Washington nowadays; but US lawmakers could learn a lot from the European Union's recently implemented crypto regulation, howarddavies argues. project-syndicate.org/commentary/us-…

When America’s World Health Organization (WHO) membership lapses, it will no longer be a part of its medicine prequalification process, which opens a host of new markets for drug producers in a cost-effective manner, notes Gordon Brown. bit.ly/3FdTJ1y

Lee Jong-Wha proposes an agenda for revitalizing South Korea's economy, reinvigorating its democracy, and bolstering its security. bit.ly/4keX6UZ

As Donald J. Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” barrels toward passage by Congress, it is abundantly clear that it will do nothing to rein in the federal deficit, writes Harvard University’s Kenneth S Rogoff. bit.ly/43Uroqi