The Globalist

In light of the current geopolitical situation, if the United States is the world’s sheriff — does Europe keep the saloon?

How does organized labor call the shots when it comes to America’s favorite pastime?

How does the entrance of millions of Americans into the stock market change the way Wall Street works?

Are the international lending institutions — backed by U.S. policymakers — out to foil Brazil’s democracy?

Is British hooliganism part of British culture just as tea and cucumber sandwiches?

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

Will U.S. accusations of Europe as an appeaser bring about a common strategy against terrorism?

Is there more to Kashmir than just warm and expensive sweaters?

Is the announcement that U.S. productivity growth hit a record 8.5% good news or bad? Just ask Europe.

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