All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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The EU elections portend a full-blown European crisis
The Trump administration would be making a grave mistake to gloss over the major political setbacks for the...
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The markets are asleep at the wheel
Markets do not have the best of past records in pricing in major systemic risks to the global...
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Turkey headed for debt default
Erdogan to blame for swooning lira President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s mishandling of his country’s currency crisis heightens...
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Strongmen are on the rise. Here’s how to defeat them
The salon crowd in Washington is all atwitter at the notion of the return of the strongman. Ideological competition,...
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It’s time for Turkey to go hat in hand to the IMF
Countries often seek the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF’s) financial support with the same enthusiasm that patients seek radical...
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A Syria-Turkey buffer zone is a good idea — on Turkey’s side of the border
Shortly before Christmas, President Trump spoke with Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The Turkish ruler promised Trump that US forces were no...
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NATO: Still vital for Europe after 70 years
he most poignant aspect of the celebrations of NATO’s 70th anniversary last week was the tension between the business-as-usual character...
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Germany’s cold may give the rest of the EU pneumonia
It used to be said of the U.S. economy that when it sneezed the rest of the world...
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The touchscreen revolution tilts the playing field to the elites
Laptops replace teachers, kiosks replace clerks, tablets replace nurses, and iPhones replace friends. For America’s middle class and...
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The EU’s digital self-sabotage
To say that Europe is a digital economy backwater is an understatement. On Forbes magazine’s list of top 20 digital companies,...
