The Globalist

Can Condoleezza Rice achieve for U.S. foreign politics what the Spice Girls achieved for Brit Pop?

Does the Bush Administration’s approach to China mirror that of the early Clinton era?

What’s a Russian to do when he finally finds his fortune after a lifetime of poverty?

Where is that the famous American optimism and can-do approach when it comes to protecting the environment?

In view of the last 10 years, can one be a long-term optimist about U.S.-Russian relations?

Do peacekeeping missions make U.S. troops unfit for combat?

Does China’s agricultural policy jeopardize the country’s future?

After the tax cut, how will this move affect the country’s ability to pay off its huge public debt?

What can certified public accountants do to help a country catch the global growth train?

Is the new U.S. Treasury Secretary’s approach refreshing — or downright risky?