The Globalist

Where in the world are Chinese leaders looking for inspiration to improve China’s future?

Which civilization will win and which will lose — the one based on fossil fuels or the one based on renewables?

Why is it that U.S. business and society seem less well prepared to tackle a long-term challenge such as climate change?

Why don’t Americans let themselves be spurred to stimulate their competitive juices when they look at China?

Can optimism be a substitute for doing really hard work? Or is it just a very transparent excuse for a cop-out on climate change?

Is the United States’ anti-regulation stance undermining its global power position?

Will the political class of India step up or will the Indians themselves need to reform government and rid it of corruption?

When it comes to economic growth, is the United States more like China or like Europe?

What are we to make of the strange social and cultural phenomenon of expectations of a worldwide calamity?

Can the United States muster the economic insight and political will to step into the 21st century world of energy?