The Globalist

Would a tax-cut induced upturn in the stock market help Americans avoid changing their spending habits?

Can U.S. help end South Asia’s most complex conflict?

Could Jordan’s King Abdullah be the key for a permanent Middle East peace settlement?

After decreasing U.S. anxieties about the Americas, has the Monroe Doctrine been resurrected elsewhere?

What increases national security, the United States reaching out — or retrieving into a shell?

Will the proposed increases in U.S. defense spending mean that vital domestic interests will be ignored?

What values created the region’s great civilization over 6,000 years ago?

Has the time come for Europe to take a new and independent stance?

Does changing one single letter in a word constitute a cover-up in U.S. environmental policy?

Does Prime Minister Koizumi live up to his image as the arch-reformer?