As Sri Lanka faces its worst economic crisis in more than 70 years, Ngaire Woods comments on how this could be just the beginning of a wider crisis affecting low-income countries (21:00 on clock).

Why do some developing countries prosper, while others fail? Stefan Dercon’s new book "may come as close as any to answering this critical question", writes the FT’s Africa editor David Pilling.

Stefan Dercon, Professor of Economic Policy at the Blavatnik School, discussed his recent book in the in the first episode of the second season of Youth Policy Forum's flagship dialogue series "Talking Policies with Dr Akhtar Mahmood".

Karthik Ramanna comments on EY's rumoured plan to break off its audit arm and create an entirely new company saying it is a bold move, potentially motivated by the need for a new kind of auditor that will take on climate change and tougher standards of corporate governance.

Stefan Dercon speaks to David Pilling, Africa Editor of the FT, about his latest book Gambling on Development, which attempts to explain why some countries stay poor while others find a rapid path towards growth and development. 

Karthik Ramanna and Robert S. Kaplan call for a rewrite of Scope 3 reporting rules as scrutiny of climate disclosures ramps up. Their article on carbon accounting recently won the HBR McKinsey Award.

Opinion piece by Shahrukh Wani on Imran Khan’s fall and the challenges that his successor will face.

Shahrukh Wani's video interview on the economic direction for the new administration in Pakistan (in Pashto).