Why banning TikTok won’t do any good Washington PostJonah BaderApril 7, 2023TikTok, China, social media, Big Data
The problem with Trump’s indictment CNNJonah BaderApril 2, 2023Trump, Republicans, Democrats, Democracy, Justice Department
The dollar is our superpower, and Russia and China are threatening it Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 24, 2023Russia, China, dollar, sanctions, Xi Jinping
America’s foreign policy has lost all flexibility Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 17, 2023Saudi Arabia, Iran, China, Otto von Bismarck, Biden
Mexico’s populist demagogue president is gutting fair elections Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 10, 2023Mexico, AMLO, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, drugs, Tesla
Washington has succumbed to dangerous groupthink on China Washington PostJonah BaderMarch 2, 2023China, Nuclear, Xi Jinping, Great Power Competition
Geopolitics Are Changing. Venture Capital Must, Too. Harvard Business ReviewJonah BaderFebruary 10, 2023capitalism, investment, trade, globalization, Economy
The next balloon-type crisis will be harder to deflate Washington PostJonah BaderFebruary 9, 2023China, Spying, trade, Nuclear
There’s a remedy for Britain’s problems: Rejoin the E.U. Washington PostJonah BaderFebruary 2, 2023Brexit, Britain, Boris Johnson, European Union
Yes, everyone has classified documents. The system is out of control. Washington PostJonah BaderJanuary 26, 2023Biden, Trump, Big Government, Classified documents
After often-gloomy Davos, I’m still optimistic about the future Washington PostJonah BaderJanuary 19, 2023Davos, World Economic Forum, Russia, Europe, Democracy
Traditional immigration policy has failed. Biden is right to try reform it. Washington PostJonah BaderJanuary 12, 2023Immigration, Biden, France, UK, Mexico
2023 could be the year that exposes populism for the sham that it is Washington PostJonah BaderJanuary 5, 2023populism, Republican Party, Chile, Argentina, Australia, Brexit
America’s genius lies in its respect for rebellion Washington PostJonah BaderDecember 29, 20221970s, 1960s, Culture
