The Globalist

With the decline of the middle classes, social classes are back on the global agenda. That is politically dangerous.

The neocon factor dramatically changes the interpretation of the Trump administration’s unilateralist international economic policy chatter.

It’s a lop-sided world when a Republican billionaire turned President cancels a corporatist trade deal eagerly pursued by a Democratic administration.

In a curious role reversal, it was a Japanese Prime Minister who stole the march on Trump and his anti-globalism chants.

Five principles for a better and more inclusive path forward on managing global issues.

What are the realistic options to tackle the scourge of crass inequality in rich welfare states?

The debate over “globalism” in the age of Trump.

Christine Lagarde’s confirmation as IMF Managing Director further undermines global governance.

Is Donald Trump’s special deal for the Carrier plant in Indiana the beginning of the unraveling of the U.S.-led wave of globalization?

Donald Trump is an alien, if not an enemy, for papal Rome. His values and geopolitical vision are the opposite of Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s.