The Globalist

Why is Russia, despite its serious economic challenges, still worthy of being a BRIC?

How is a lack of knowledge of current events, geography and history jeopardizing America’s standing in the world?

How has British and U.S. desire to control Iraqi oil shaped the country’s recent history?

How does traveling in China change one’s ideas about Chinese communism?

Is relying on a weak dollar really a promising economic strategy? Why would it not work as advertised?

How do North America's aboriginal communities approach the global challenges of the 21st century?

Does the United States have to worry about a currency crash, just as the United Kingdom experienced in 1956?

Are the dollar’s days as the global reserve currency numbered?

How did a tense scene at Checkpoint Charlie in 1961 almost lead to nuclear war?

What do current conditions in rich countries tell us about the world’s future?