The Globalist

After failed military and diplomatic attempts, will peace for the Middle East be found in economic principles?

Is business in the way of sport — or does sport harm the economy?

Will Mr. Lavagna help erase Argentina’s economic woes — or chalk up new fiscal disasters?

Are the times of military coups finally over for Argentina — or are the generals just waiting?

Will one of the world’s oldest cultures make it in the “new” economy?

Is Egypt’s desire to build its own tanks a sign of its peaceful intentions?

Are Israeli settlers more of a threat to the peace process than Palestinian suicide bombers?

Our best quotes on why Japan’s currency — the yen — poses a special challenge for the country and the rest of the world.

What can the game of soccer teach you about international politics?

How did U.S. President George W. Bush try to make his point during his European tour?