Iran’s cooperation with the Taliban could affect talks on U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, writes Ariane Tabatabai.

Chris Sabatini and Victoria Gaytan MIA '17 write about how much reform is needed to help Colombia invest in its rural areas to keep cocoa production afloat.

Claudia Dreifus interviewed Ira Glass on his prominent work.

The U.S. has formally labeled China as a "currency manipulator"; Jeffrey Sachs comments.

Michael Nutter discusses the race for the Democratic nomination — talking about his own support for Joe Biden, analyzing the campaigns of the mayors in the race, and more.

The imposition of new U.S. sanctions on Venezuela will have little impact, says Richard Nephew , because they only forbid business activities with the country's government, and it's doubtful there is any such activity left to be cut off.

China allowed its currency to depreciate because it makes Chinese exports cheaper in foreign markets, potentially offsetting U.S. tariffs. “That short-term game comes at a longer-term cost, but Beijing appears ready to pay it,” says Patrick Chovanec.

Far from achieving new trade agreements with China and the EU, President Trump has undermined business confidence and cross-border investments, writes Jeffrey Sachs; it's time to end these trade blunders.