The Globalist

Sending its new aircraft carrier to the South China Sea is another desperate attempt by the former power to punch above its weight class.

It took the deaths of 2,300 U.S. soldiers and tens of thousands of Afghans to reach the agreement to end the longest war in U.S. history.

America’s border wall with Mexico is meant to keep illegal immigrants, crime and drugs out. It will only succeed in keeping Americans in.

If construction of Stiegler’s Gorge Dam in Tanzania goes ahead, it would squander the nation’s tremendous natural endowment and its finances for years to come.

The Meng Wanzhou affair has profound implications for diplomacy everywhere.

Why is Greece supporting a dictatorship in Venezuela that is as bad as the Colonels’ Junta that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974?

Turkey’s President is eager to stand side-by-side with Russia, China, and Iran in Venezuela.

Can the leaders of Israel’s political parties for once put the national interest above their party and their lust for power?

Trump’s decision to withdraw forces from Syria and Afghanistan points only to his abdication of the US’ moral responsibility.

U.S. Senate resolution potentially changes Middle East dynamics.