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PS - The World's Opinion Page - Project SyndicateProject Syndicate - The World’s Opinion PagePS - The World's Opinion Page - Project Syndicate Skip to main content Access provided by Project Syndicate - Back to home Newsletters Subscribe Log in Menu Latest Economics Politics Subscriber Exclusive PS Quarterly Columnists Access provided by Sustainability Development Israel-Hamas AI Ukraine Culture Africa Democracy Crypto US Election 2024 PS - The World's Opinion Page Register now for our annual Climate Week NYC event to hear distinguished thinkers from around the world address critical dimensions of the climate debate live from our studio in Manhattan. Macron’s Trial by Fire Ludovic Marin/Pool/AFP via Getty Images Longer Reads 1 Macron’s Trial by Fire Hugo Drochon Since the start of the Olympic Summer Games in Paris, Emmanuel Macron has reclaimed the initiative and confronted a political situation that is in many ways unprecedented for a French president. Not only has the center held, but the country may have a return to political stability in its sights. reflects on the French president's efforts to maintain control after a painful election season. What Harris and Trump Will Do Photo by Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images Big Picture 0 What Harris and Trump Will Do Featured in this Big Picture PS editors, Ian Bremmer, Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Anders Åslund, Shang-Jin Wei, Joseph E. Stiglitz, Daron Acemoglu With less than two months to go until the US presidential election, the candidates’ opposing worldviews, objectives, and priorities – and their implications for international relations, the economy, and democracy – have come into sharper focus. While it is impossible to know exactly what a leader will do once in office, the contours of both a Donald Trump and a Kamala Harris presidency are remarkably well defined. From the Year of Elections to the Year of Governance Marco Longaria/AFP via Getty Images Politics 0 From the Year of Elections to the Year of Governance Adam Nelson & Kristen Sample highlight five major challenges reformist governments must confront to minimize populist threats. Further reading Jan-Werner Mueller Populism’s Lost Summer Saving the Planet from Plastics Munir Uz Zaman/AFP via Getty Images Sustainability Now 0 Saving the Planet from Plastics Jayati Ghosh explains why recycling alone is not enough to mitigate the health and climate effects of overproduction. Further reading Froilan Grate, et al. Why the Plastic Crisis Matters China Shuts Down Its International-Adoption Machine Kevin Frayer/Getty Images Smart Development 0 China Shuts Down Its International-Adoption Machine Yi Fuxian welcomes the government's apparent recognition that a severe demographic crisis looms. Further reading Qian Liu What Explains China’s Fertility Drought? Africa’s Path to Green Prosperity Luis Tato/AFP via Getty Images Sustainability Now 0 Africa’s Path to Green Prosperity Erik Berglöf highlights the potential that a young population and abundant renewable-energy resources represent. Further reading Bogolo Kenewendo The Case for Mission-Driven Climate Finance A Broken Peacekeeping Paradigm Getty Images Quarterly 0 A Broken Peacekeeping Paradigm Ellen Johnson Sirleaf considers what can be done to make up for the breakdown in global conflict prevention and resolution. Further reading Robert Skidelsky Peacekeeping, Past and Present Kamala Harris’s Liberal Patriotism Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images Politics 1 Kamala Harris’s Liberal Patriotism Andrés Velasco & Daniel Brieba explain why the Democratic US presidential candidate's appeal to love of country is good politics. Further reading Ian Buruma The Greatest Show on Earth What’s Driving Africa’s Protests? Luis Tato/AFP via Getty Images Free to read Politics 0 What’s Driving Africa’s Protests? Kehinde A. Togun highlights three fundamental issues fueling popular anger in Kenya, Nigeria, and elsewhere. Further reading Binaifer Nowrojee A New Political “Youthquake” PS Events: Climate Week NYC 2024 PS Events: Climate Week NYC 2024 Project Syndicate is returning to Climate Week NYC with an even more expansive program. Join us live on September 22 as we welcome speakers from around the world at our studio in Manhattan to address critical dimensions of the climate debate. Register Now Resetting US-China Economic Relations Resetting US-China Economic Relations Barry Eichengreen hopes that political will on both sides catches up with the opporunities for cooperation that now exist. A New Trilemma Haunts the World Economy A New Trilemma Haunts the World Economy Dani Rodrik weighs the trade-offs between combating climate change, global poverty, and rich countries’ middle-class decline. Industrial Policy’s Deceptive New Clothes Industrial Policy’s Deceptive New Clothes Raghuram G. Rajan sees little reason to support the case for renewed government interventions in the private sector. Why Rome Still Matters Why Rome Still Matters Shlomo Ben-Ami considers the ancient empire’s hold on the popular imagination and what its history has to teach us. US Election Stay ahead of the curve with a PS subscription. Subscribe Now Upgrade Your Subscription Latest China Shuts Down Its International-Adoption Machine Kevin Frayer/Getty Images China Shuts Down Its International-Adoption Machine Sep 13, 2024 Yi Fuxian welcomes the government's apparent recognition that a severe demographic crisis looms. From the Year of Elections to the Year of Governance Marco Longaria/AFP via Getty Images From the Year of Elections to the Year of Governance Sep 13, 2024 Adam Nelson & Kristen Sample highlight five major challenges reformist governments must confront to minimize populist threats. Africa’s Path to Green Prosperity Luis Tato/AFP via Getty Images Africa’s Path to Green Prosperity Sep 13, 2024 Erik Berglöf highlights the potential that a young population and abundant renewable-energy resources represent. Saving the Planet from Plastics Munir Uz Zaman/AFP via Getty Images Saving the Planet from Plastics Sep 13, 2024 Jayati Ghosh explains why recycling alone is not enough to mitigate the health and climate effects of overproduction. What Harris and Trump Will Do Photo by Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images What Harris and Trump Will Do Sep 13, 2024 PS Commentators assess the US presidential candidates’ likely approaches to foreign policy, the economy, and more. Trending Harris Plays Chess While Trump Plays Checkers Harris Plays Chess While Trump Plays Checkers Sep 2, 2024 Kenneth Rogoff compares the vice president’s ambitious but costly plans to her opponent’s reckless proposals. What a Trump Victory Would Mean for the US Economy What a Trump Victory Would Mean for the US Economy Sep 3, 2024 Joseph E. Stiglitz foresees more tax cuts for the rich, higher inflation, and much pain for ordinary Americans and others. The Trump Threat to Democracy Has Only Grown The Trump Threat to Democracy Has Only Grown Aug 30, 2024 Daron Acemoglu sees five reasons to believe that the former president would do far more damage if given another term. How Fascism Happens How Fascism Happens Aug 30, 2024 Mark Jones revisits Hitler's rise to power now that political violence and attacks on democracy are intensifying. China’s Economic Paradox China’s Economic Paradox Sep 4, 2024 Yuen Yuen Ang explains a seemingly contradictory trajectory characterized by a high-tech boom and stagnating growth. OnPoint Subscriber Exclusive OnPoint is our suite of subscriber-exclusive content. Get long-read commentaries, thematic deep dives, interviews with world leaders, and much more. Learn more.   Subscribe View all Macron’s Trial by Fire Ludovic Marin/Pool/AFP via Getty Images Longer Reads 0 Macron’s Trial by Fire Hugo Drochon Since the start of the Olympic Summer Games in Paris, Emmanuel Macron has reclaimed the initiative and confronted a political situation that is in many ways unprecedented for a French president. Not only has the center held, but the country may have a return to political stability in its sights. reflects on the French president's efforts to maintain control after a painful election season. Kishore Mahbubani on the US-China rivalry, Asian security risks, and more Say More 0 Kishore Mahbubani on the US-China rivalry, Asian security risks, and more Kishore Mahbubani offers advice to Western diplomats attempting to engage with Asia, identifies risks to the region’s stability, highlights Singapore’s lessons for developing-country leaders, and more. The Water-Security Crisis Getty Images Longer Reads 0 The Water-Security Crisis Mariana Mazzucato, et al. call attention to a global problem that demands far more attention from policymakers at all levels. Further reading Mariana Mazzucato, et al. Water and the High Price of Bad Economics The Chinese Overcapacity Puzzle STR/AFP via Getty Images Big Picture 3 The Chinese Overcapacity Puzzle Featured in this Big Picture PS editors , Yu Yongding , Arvind Subramanian , Zhang Jun , Yi Fuxian Several developments in recent years, from sustained renminbi appreciation to increasingly aggressive Western tariffs, should have eroded China’s global manufacturing dominance, but have not. Why has China’s share of global manufacturing exports continued to rise, and what might turn the tide? How Fascism Happens Keystone/Getty Images Longer Reads 4 How Fascism Happens Mark Jones revisits Hitler's rise to power now that political violence and attacks on democracy are intensifying. Further reading Mark Jones Will 2024 Be the New 1933? Fawaz A. Gerges on Iran, Gaza, US foreign policy, and more Say More 2 Fawaz A. Gerges on Iran, Gaza, US foreign policy, and more Fawaz A. Gerges argues that a crisis of US democracy is blocking substantive change in America’s Middle-East policy, highlights the disastrous legacies of US interventions in Iran and Guatemala, fears that Israel’s war in Gaza will engulf the region, and more. The Climate Crucible More than just a test of humanity’s collective resolve, climate change is also a test of existing institutions, and that makes it a profound security risk. When a fully globalized, interdependent world is placed in a kiln and the heat is turned up, some systems will eventually emerge stronger, but many others will fail. James K. Galbraith Economic Theory for the Real World Ellen Johnson Sirleaf A Broken Peacekeeping Paradigm Mohamed Nasheed Paradise in Peril Kristie L. Ebi Surviving a Future of Extreme Heat Learn more Sustainability Now Sustainability Now brings together leading voices in all of the domains involved in combating climate change, each addressing specific facets of the challenge. Sustainability Now is brought to you in part by: View all The European Green Deal Is Already Benefiting Consumers Martin Schutt/picture alliance via Getty Images Sustainability Now 0 The European Green Deal Is Already Benefiting Consumers Agustín Reyna rejects the misguided notion that voters are indifferent to environmental concerns. Small-Island Solidarity and Climate Common Sense Justin Mcmanus/The AGE/Fairfax Media via Getty Images Sustainability Now 0 Small-Island Solidarity and Climate Common Sense Nadia Calviño & Jutta Urpilainen explain why it is in Europe's interest to help vulnerable countries invest in adaptation and resilience. Further reading Nadia Calviño What the EU Has Done for Us Climate Adaptation Is as Imperative as Mitigation STR/AFP via Getty Images Sustainability Now 0 Climate Adaptation Is as Imperative as Mitigation Clemens Fuest & Maria Waldinger urge governments and businesses to help communities adjust to the inevitable consequences of global warming. Further reading Emma Navarro Climate Adaptation Now Opinion that Moves Economics & Finance Hippolyte Fofack Confronting Africa’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Juan Caballero, et al. Asia’s Consumer Tipping Point Todd G. Buchholz Countries That March Together Should Trade Together Barry Eichengreen Resetting US-China Economic Relations Politics & World Affairs Adam Nelson, et al. From the Year of Elections to the Year of Governance Andrés Velasco, et al. 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