The Globalist

Is the proposed “Extreme Football League” final proof that the United States is turning into ancient Rome?

Who will be France’s candidate to succeed Mr. Duisenberg at the ECB? It may not be Mr. Trichet.

Does the German insurer’s global ad campaign reflect larger problems in adapting to the U.S. market?

Will a weak euro burn holes in most people’s pockets?

Why so shy? The European Central Bank should properly advertise its presence in Frankfurt.

Is Italy’s Left doomed to die a slow death?

Will anti-globalization protests ever be the same after the World Bank 2000 annual meeting?

Why should U.S. Democrats not bother about voting against China’s entry into the WTO?

What was Austria’s national airline thinking when it kicked off a new ad campaign at a dicey moment?

How did the Washington, D.C., police department get the rebels on their side during the IMF protests?