Three geoeconomic factors will determine the future of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan: opium, natural resources, and regional trade networks.

Record-high natural gas prices have European consumers hoping for a mild winter.

The pact is notable in its shift from style to substance in US-led efforts to counter China in the Indo-Pacific.

What does too-big-to-fail with Chinese characteristics look like? Evergrande could be just that.

Supply concerns seem to be trumping fears of technological disruptions, with an EV-driven demand boom looming on the horizon.

The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan reshuffles the geopolitical deck in Central Asia, leaving India with what appears to be a losing hand.

Citing improved growth and rising inflation, the ECB moved to scale back its bond purchases. But don’t call it a taper.

A military coup in one small West African country risks significant economic repercussions for China.

The Bank of Russia’s latest monetary policy forecast raises a novel possibility: What if the present inflationary trend isn’t temporary at all?

Christmas seems to have come early, lifting China exports to record highs and brushing away fears of a Delta hangover.