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U.S. AND THE WORLD
Immigration Is a Political Liability for Biden. But So Is Immigration Reform
Severe political polarization surrounding even legal migration into the United States prevents progress on an increasingly pressing issue in the Western Hemisphere
Crude Relations: Many U.S. Voters Back Closer Ties With Dictators for Cheaper Oil
But skyrocketing gas prices haven’t increased support for engaging with oil-rich authoritarians
Corporate Activism
GLOBAL COVERAGE
Jumping on the ‘Friend-Shoring’ Bandwagon Will Yield Marginal Revenue Benefits for Most Companies
Consumers in major economies strongly prefer imports from friendly countries, but only 1 in 4 are willing to pay more for friend-shored goods
Chinese Consumers Are Both Pragmatic and Dogmatic About the Risks of Foreign Exits
Public buy-in for Communist Party narratives surrounding economic nationalism is strong but not iron-clad, leaving room for foreign business
South Korean Leader’s Plummeting Approval Illustrates Challenge of Closer Ties With Japan. It Might Not Be Possible Without U.S. Help
A tense shared history and misaligned domestic priorities is making it difficult for Washington’s two biggest Asian allies to mend fences
Bongbong Marcos Is Popular in the Philippines, but He’s Not Yet in Duterte’s League
Even among those old enough to remember his father’s authoritarian reign, new Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. enjoys supermajority approval
The Summit of the Americas Is Happening Without Latin America’s Most Popular Major Leader
Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador, who is sending his foreign minister in his stead, bucks the trend as Latin America’s leaders face high levels of discontent and tough social challenges
Australians Back Their New Leader by a 2-to-1 Margin
51% of Australians approve of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s job performance
Food Insecurity
The U.S. Has a Responsibility to Help End the Food Crisis, Most Voters Say
But when it comes to where the aid should go, politics and media attention shape attitudes
Food Insecurity Is Up in Europe, Raising Political Risks
As domestic opposition parties and Russia tap into discontent, businesses should brace for short-term policy fixes and longer-term instability