The Globalist

How does U.S. recalcitrance on chemical weapons treaties appear to Europeans?

What are the lessons of the breakdown in globalization in 1914 for today?

How should the United States respond to criticism from its allies?

How did Qatar’s capital Doha emerge as one of the most important world capitals in the 21st century?

Which is the one big power to gain from the U.S.-North Korean stand-off?

Do the U.S. Democrats have any viable candidate for the 2004 presidential elections?

What do the parallels between U.S. and German elections mean for the White House?

How to solve the riddle of why the British Prime Minister is so keen to stand on President Bush’s side?

What should tell the Germans once and for all that they are collectively moving in slow motion?

How does the Bush Administration treat its own Secretary of State? Stephan Richter provides an inside Washington perspective.