Can central banks and sound money survive a collapse in the rule of law?
The Fed and other central banks function best when politicians let them do their mandated job.
Can Lebanon’s new opposition win?
The same parties have ruled since 2005 — and they’re counting on old alliances to remain in power
Why do foreign donors face a tough choice in dealing with Lebanon’s economic crisis?
Sectarianism and cronyism stifle economic reform
Somaliland votes next week. Its biggest challenges come after the election.
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Liberia has a big election next week — and a true test of democracy in Africa’s oldest republic
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Paul Krugman is right about economics. What his arguments need are more politics.
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