Jason Bordoff says the market has rewarded prominent energy companies that have walked back on “commitments they made to move away from oil and gas and toward clean energy.”

Takatoshi Ito writes: “China’s real-estate sector is buckling under the weight of falling prices, a huge and growing inventory of unsold units, and highly indebted developers.”

It's always more expensive to not invest in electric grids, says Melissa Lott of CGEP.

Russia expert Kimberly Marten discusses President Vladimir Putin, the leader’s apparent retaliation for the June mutiny by Wagner Group forces, and more.

The SIPA professor and former Philadelphia mayor visited this Philly-based podcast to talk about his life and career, from childhood to the present day, and more.

Robert Shapiro questions the Florida governor's strategy, noting that “there are not enough Republican voters to be gained to the right of Trump.”

With inequality and tax avoidance on the rise in Latin America, writes José Antonio Ocampo, the region’s governments “must forge a tax regime based on the principle of shared prosperity.” 

Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo has suggested that for then President Obama, “tough talk over Syria’s red line was overshadowed by his oft stated desire for America to devote less of its resources to policing the Middle East.”

What would happen if China decided to weaponize its clean energy resources? Jason Bordoff visited the Ezra Klein Show podcast to discuss the geopolitical implications and more. 

Glenn Denning said at least 4 billion people in the world are consuming a less-than-healthy diet.