Bruce Bartlett Immigration reform can break the partisan deadlock
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi Reform denial poses bigger threat to Italy than austerity
Richard Haass What Kerry must do in the Middle East
Mark Malloch-Brown Democracy on trial in Kenya
Ian Bremmer John Kerry: an able performer in a tough role
Jeffrey Sachs Obama has always planned to slash spending
DeAnne Julius Bank puts its economic reputation at stake
Roger Altman The deal to avoid a US fiscal crunch
Mohamed El-Erian The Fed will opt for the lesser of two evils
Jean Pisani-Ferry France must get serious about its finances
Ahmed Rashid The US needs a mediator for Afghanistan
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi Why the currency-war deniers are wrong
Moisés Naím The G20 is a sad sign of our uncooperative world
Ian Bremmer Japan has the most to lose from a fallout with China
Jacob Weisberg Obama sets a lose-lose trap for Republicans
Yao Yang America’s pivot to Asia will provoke China
Mohamed El-Erian The conundrum for the world’s central bankers
Jeffrey Sachs Mali is just the latest example of failed western thinking
Philipp Hildebrand The missing word in Osborne’s banking reform plan
Jean Pisani-Ferry Distressed Europe should not be bribed to reform
Glenn Hubbard How America should avert its looming fiscal crisis
Bruce Bartlett Can publicity curb corporate tax avoidance?
Stephen King Economic nationalism will only fuel failure
Yukon Huang China’s banks have become ‘too big to manage’
Mohamed El-Erian The ECB will come under pressure in the currency wars
Nicholas Stern The tide could be finally turning on climate change action
Howard Davies Davies’ Davos diary: Hedging bets on a Brexit
Howard Davies Davies’ Davos diary: What would you do with the G20?
Jean Pisani-Ferry British angst over Europe will continue
Howard Davies Davies’ Davos diary: English at high altitude
Peter Mandelson Cameron remains a man without a Europe plan
Howard Davies Davies’ Davos diary: Why the forum is like Scientology
Lawrence Summers End the damaging obsession with deficit
Jacob Weisberg Obama’s encore must show more than pragmatism
Mort Zuckerman A plan to boost American jobs
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi Italians need more than the old politics
Mark Malloch-Brown Mali could become France’s Afghanistan
Mohamed El-Erian The meaning of Germany’s gold decision
DeAnne Julius A proposal for UK pensioner bonds
Richard Lambert Business must help Cameron in Europe
Jacob Weisberg New model Obama in no mood to compromise
Stephen King Era of independent central banks is over
Ian Bremmer European separatism is a red herring
Roger Altman Washington is fixing the debt crisis
Ahmed Rashid Elections hold key to stability in south Asia
Mark Malloch-Brown A year of living dangerously across the world
Mohamed El-Erian Another year of ineffectual policies
Ramachandra Guha The world won’t be able to ignore environmentalists
Peter Mandelson It could be an interesting year for Osborne and Clegg
Jean Pisani-Ferry The eurozone will muddle through (again)

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