The Globalist

Four theses on where the United States stands vis-à-vis Europe.

Can U.S. and UK policymakers maintain their agenda-setting power after Iraq?

Should the United States have a strategic vaccine reserve?

What key lesson should Poland’s 1980s experience have provided for the liberation of Iraq?

Does Indonesia's high voter turnout make it the world's second-largest democracy?

Have the Germans discovered an alternative to war in order to conduct their foreign policy?

Do the U.S. media absolve themselves through Bob Woodward’s latest book for having failed to do their job?

Can societies continue to survive if they exclude women from professional life?

Should the U.S. pharma industry worry that the rebellion against prescription drug costs will turn into a replay of 1773?

Are recent events heralding nations' push toward non-proliferation — or is this just a happy interlude?