The Globalist

After 66 years of independence from colonial rule, what does India have to show for it?

What lessons can be drawn from a big crisis 20 years ago to help overcome the current malaise in Europe?

In designing stimulus programs, how about addressing real and neglected needs of Japan’s population?

What similar challenges do the new leaders in the Vatican and China both face?

Is Italy in for a renewed period of political turbulence — and delayed economic reforms?

Were these two touchstones of economic thought really so different?

Should the Asiana Airlines crash in San Francisco be seen as an opportunity to rethink Asia’s overemphasis on hierarchy?

Remember the times when peasants, not the proletariat, were the vanguards of China’s communist revolution?

Wherever one stands on the Snowden issue, it is high time to reassess the United States’ level of civic participation.

Can the U.S. economy trim costs and make itself internationally competitive?