Newsroom
An adverse reaction the Kremlin did not see coming
The strategic implications of Putin’s war against Ukraine keep evolving as the conflict enters its fourth month.
May 2022
Insights
How central banking lost its way
Stability is the task for which central banks were established.
The Australian
NZ’s revolution in central banking and the stagflation monster
In Māori mythology, the hero Māui once used a magic jawbone to slow the sun.
Insights
The Whistling-in-the-Dark Budget
Reality obviously has not caught up with this Government yet.
Newsroom
Putin’s war has changed the pacifist reflexes of Europe’s left
Of all the developments triggered by Putin’s war, the left’s departure from pacifism may be the most surprising one.
Insights
Bridges to Ukraine
International junkets for public servants are not my cup of tea.
The Australian
The foreign policy lessons NZ should learn from Germany
When it comes to their foreign policy issues, you might not think Germany and New Zealand have much in common.
Insights
Too much of a good thing
Successful economies have low unemployment.
Newsroom
Big rouble in little Europe
Europe will face difficult monetary conditions for years to come.