The Globalist

Will another country adopt the U.S. practice of naming universities after robber barrons?

What are Ariel Sharon’s thoughts on the Middle East — and what do others have to say about his role?

How can the Bush Administration ban stem cell research — but push GM products?

Our key facts on Cuba, its culture, its economy — and its global role.

What does history say about U.S. efforts to restrict subjects studied by foreign students?

Will larger commercial success contradict French singer Manu Chao’s anti-globalization sentiments?

Will U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell’s foreign contacts ensure his political comback?

Joschka Fischer, Germany’s Foreign Minister, shares his views on some burning global issues — from the Middle East to U.S.-EU relations.

In what sense do French farming activist José Bové’s concerns root in medieval peasant revolts?

Is Venezuela a better candidate than North Korea for the Axis of Evil?