The Globalist

Could an economic domino theory prove true for Latin America in the wake of Argentina’s crisis?

Was the introduction of the euro the start of a shift toward a single world currency?

Will former U.S. President Bill Clinton’s political ghost come back to haunt today’s leaders as the WorldCom storm brews over Washington?

After proving that it can compete with the best at this year's soccer World Cup, can sub-Saharan Africa level the economic playing field?

How has Ghana influenced the failures and fortunes of its African neighbors?

Why is Bush’s Middle East peace plan the best vision around?

Are the member countries of the G8 group still qualified to shape global policy?

Are Japanese companies — once among the world’s elite — still able to compete?

What has changed about the super power summits since the end of the Cold War?

Could an invasion of Iraq to oust Saddam Hussein lead to a global drop in oil prices?