The Globalist

On gun deaths, Americans knew what needed doing half a century ago.

John Boehner’s resignation foreshadows the United States’ turn towards completely dysfunctional politics at home, à la Turkey.

Can the United States afford to integrate itself with Asia at the cost of Latin America?

“Exciting” isn’t the first word that comes to mind when thinking of German business. But neither is “fraud.”

The Pope and CCP leader would have benefitted from comparing notes while in the US. Alas, that did not happen.

From day one of his campaign, Vice President Biden needs a running mate.

How the Catholic Church wasted important time on the urgent road to reinvention.

Men fear failing their families as providers. Trump casts himself subliminally as a super-provider.

Why establishment parties in Europe are increasingly left defenseless against a hardening opposition against the euro.

From Iraq to Syria and Yemen, U.S. and Saudi policymakers seem to have learned very little.