The Globalist

Can you track the many ways in which Russia’s President and the UK’s late Prime Minister were alike?

Who left behind a stronger economy: the warrior-like conservative British Prime Minister or Australia’s bridge-builder?

With so many scandals, is it any wonder that people not just in France, but everywhere are losing faith in their elected governments?

Should Israel’s nuclear collaboration with South Africa’s apartheid-era regime change the way we think about the prospect of a nuclear Middle East?

What’s stopping the most talented workers from taking the elevator out of the building and hopping a plane to San Jose?

The United States is already using less gas, so why would it turn to solutions that aren’t necessary to free itself from foreign oil?

Now is the time for Argentina, boosted by a new pope in Rome, to stop gaming its economic statistics and focus on real economic reforms.

What measures can China and other cultures take to stem the rising tide of obesity, particularly among children, in its population?

Can a freak snowstorm show a Central European nation how to get along with its neighbors?

The United States used to be the key force promoting global governance. What are the global consequences of America’s deeply divided domestic politics?