Deep Dive

America’s greatest success story in Africa has degenerated into its biggest failure.

If he succeeds, the president will cast 40 years of economic doctrine on history’s ash heap. But that’s a big if.

Bitcoin’s already aging out, and central banks may lose in the race against whatever comes next.

Can the Obama administration afford to sit on the sidelines while the European economic crisis worsens?

Bailing out the banks may be hard to stomach, but it's the only way to prevent a global economy predicated on financial institutions from plunging into recession.

The eurozone crisis isn't about debt or deficits -- it's about a dysfunctional political system.

The Brussels plan is a decent stopgap. But if Europe's countries in crisis can't hold out long enough to start growing their economies again, it won't matter.

Foreign Policy speaks with President Barack Obama's former top economic advisor about how European leaders can break their cycle of crisis summits -- and how vulnerable America is if it all spirals out of control.

If European policymakers really do care about saving the monetary union, they're going to have to stop talking -- and start issuing Eurobonds.

Europe's crisis is morphing again -- for the third time in only 12 months -- and the implications for the global economy are even more complex, unsettling, and troubling.

If the founding members of the eurozone don't get their acts together, the euro will collapse.

Never before has a monetary union been so full of anticipation and hype. Should we have known that the euro would buckle?