The Globalist

Do residents of Iraq’s capital have a right that D.C. residents can only dream of?

Are healthy meals from U.S. fast food chains trying to capitalize on Americans’ concerns about obesity?

What is globalization’s role in shaping modern New Zealand society?

Has the nature of London changed — or stayed the same over the last 100 years?

How did a small island nation prosper with globalization, but suffer side effects?

Why does Moscow all of a sudden feel safer than Washington, DC?

Why might the average European be opposed to a U.S.-led war against Iraq?

Can the U.S. multinational company Starbucks combat nicotine addiction in Europe?

What unlikely British title unites U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and New York City’s former mayor, Rudolph Giuliani?

How much has first-class sea travel changed in the past century?