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The US is throwing away its world leadership; will China fill the gap?
Aside from its Orwellian doublespeak, the proposed legislation to change how we count New Zealand requires an expert review.
The 2026 World Happiness Report challenges us to think differently about economics and about New Zealand.
We may regret we have not put enough effort into building resilience.
The turmoil in the world economy from Trump’s attack on Iran will delay New Zealand’s economic recovery.
Andrew Sorkin’s new book, 1929: The Greatest Crash in Wall Street History sheds light on how financial markets work.
Industrial policy is once more on the agenda of many governments.
Christopher Luxon has spent two days misspeaking his way through the nuanced world of foreign affairs, but in doing so stumbled upon a key question surrounding the bombings of Iran - what limits are there when the powerful will go to ‘any’ lengths?
In too many areas we are avoiding thinking about or preparing for oncoming changes.