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  1. Mario Draghi
    Mario Draghi

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    Mario Draghi, a former president of the European Central Bank, is a former prime minister of Italy.

  2. Mario Draghi’s Guns of August

    Mario Draghi’s Guns of August

    Aug 1, 2012 Kemal Derviş

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  4. Mario Draghi’s Opiate of the Markets

    Mario Draghi’s Opiate of the Markets

    Mar 22, 2013 Luigi Zingales

  5. Mario Draghi and Germany’s Fiscal Fetish

    Mario Draghi and Germany’s Fiscal Fetish

    Apr 19, 2016 Hans-Helmut Kotz gets to the bottom of mounting political pressure on the ECB.

  6. Mario Draghi’s Second “Whatever It Takes”

    Mario Draghi’s Second “Whatever It Takes”

    Jul 29, 2021 Jean Pisani-Ferry assesses the Italian prime minister’s potentially game-changing economic recovery plan.

  7. Whatever It Takes in Italy?

    Whatever It Takes in Italy?

    Feb 8, 2021 Paola Subacchi assesses Mario Draghi's prospects as he prepares to confront the country's myriad crises.

  8. Draghi’s Dangerous Farewell

    Draghi’s Dangerous Farewell

    Sep 9, 2019 Ashoka Mody warns that the risks of further monetary stimulus measures by the European Central Bank outweigh the benefits.

  9. The End of ECB Restraint

    The End of ECB Restraint

    Jul 30, 2019 Hans-Werner Sinn warns that the European Central Bank's plan for further monetary stimulus poses serious economic risks.

  10. Abenomics, European-Style

    Abenomics, European-Style

    Aug 31, 2014 Nouriel Roubini supports ECB President Mario Draghi's plan to revive eurozone growth.

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    Rethinking Emissions Targets in Developing Countries

    Elisa Belfiori & Yanel Llohis explain why climate goals should reflect historical responsibilities and current economic conditions.
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    Fawaz A. Gerges on Iran, Gaza, US foreign policy, and more

    Fawaz A. Gerges argues that a crisis of US democracy is blocking substantive change in America’s Middle-East policy, highlights the disastrous legacies of US interventions in Iran and Guatemala, fears that Israel’s war in Gaza will engulf the region, and more.
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    Will the Google Search Decision Supercharge US Antitrust Enforcement?

    Tara Pincock

    The recent decision by a US federal court that Google maintains an illegal monopoly in online search represents an important step in the right direction. But to drive the reforms needed to restore competition in today’s heavily monopolized tech industry, Congress must intervene.

    emphasizes that the true impact of the landmark ruling will depend on the remedies imposed.
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    Africa’s Future Hinges on Revitalizing Multilateralism

    Adekeye Adebajo outlines several steps that wealthy countries can take to restore trust in the current global order.
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    Bangladesh’s Stand Against Authoritarianism

    Kaushik Basu urges interim leaders to rebuild political institutions and stabilize the economy before calling elections.
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    Japan After Kishida

    Takatoshi Ito considers why the country’s prime minister is stepping down and who is likely to succeed him.
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    The Other Proliferation

    Richard Haass

    Today, a new and perhaps more dangerous type of nuclear proliferation is underway. Call it vertical proliferation: the mounting effort by existing nuclear powers, particularly China but also Russia and the US, to upgrade their nuclear arsenals to allow them to act with impunity in pursuing their interests.

    warns that countries’ efforts to enlarge their nuclear arsenals may encourage others to build their own.
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    Will the AI Revolution Lead to Greater Prosperity?

    Diane Coyle explains why transformative technologies may not translate into measurable economic benefits.
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    Venice’s Beauty Curse

    Edoardo Campanella marvels at how an extractive tourism industry has crowded out investments in the iconic city’s future.

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