Barber’s approach is not solving economic malaise
Lawrence Summers has called for a macroeconomic rethink of a Keynesian magnitude, but a latter-day Keynes is lacking, writes J Bradford DeLong
Corruption: a showdown looms at crossroads between law and politics
National Planning Commission’s recipe for fighting corruption ignores the Constitutional Court’s binding findings in the Glenister case, writes Paul HoffmanNuclear disarmament push needs China on board
The stalled quest for a world without nuclear weapons needs a trilateral framework for negotiation that includes China, writes Richard Weitz
Brics at risk of crumbling under weight of individual agendas
Whatever the goal of the Brics Development Bank, it must be identified and its risks addressed if the Brics are to make real progress, writes Jaswant Singh
Concert of Europe gives way to the cacophony of the world
The wave of post-Cold War globalisation has, paradoxically, accelerated fragmentation, affecting democratic and nondemocratic countries alike, writes Dominique Moisi
Free elections are last hope for dying Iraq
If Iraq continues along its current disastrous path, mayhem and civil war will be the inevitable outcome, writes Ayad Allawi
China’s hidden debt risk: not too big to fail
China is experiencing an elevated debt risk, characterised by high levels of accumulated local government and corporate debt, writes Zhang Monan
A leaf out of the wrong book
African National Congress might get ideas from British parliament’s recent approval of press regulator with powers to impose heavy fines, writes Raymond Louw
India’s five thoughts on China
India should cautiously welcome China’s recognition of their deepening relationship, but be guided by China’s capabilities as well as what its leaders say, writes Sanjaya Baru
Risking it all, without even realising it
We are in denial about the potentially devastating unintended consequences of the misuse of fast-developing 21st-century technologies, writes Martin Rees
Learning from Fukushima nuclear disaster and its aftermath
Web-based platform to help build local knowledge for cleanup, while another project models future distribution of radioactivity, write Shinichi Nakayama and Ian McKinley
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