Martin Sandbu

Side agreements and special purpose funds could bypass the usual trench warfare

Heed the lessons of information economics

As Kyiv’s battlefield fortunes change, policies long favoured by the west could now do real damage to Moscow

How to become an autonomous global power in monetary matters

It’s a poor goal to make a world of fast technological change safe and cuddly for banks

There are no alternatives the people would favour. Increasingly, they know it

EU leaders fear cheap Chinese exports when they should be worrying about embedded spyware and rare earths dependency

Europe’s large public sectors are a powerful tool to build a market for native tech

Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Colorado raises a deeper philosophical question about artificial intelligence and democracy

Long regarded as dishonourable or counterproductive, the idea of targeting enemy leaders is becoming normalised. What do we lose along with the taboo?