The Globalist

Will hollowed-out US “blue-chip” companies form the core of the next subprime crisis?

The European Way has great potential to nudge the world forward.

To manage Europe’s future, the outgoing German finance minister argues “First comes risk reduction — and only then risk sharing.”

Under Xi Jinping, will China opt for a “new totalitarianism,” the current “hard authoritarianism,” turn back to a sort of “soft authoritarianism” or move toward a “semi-democracy”?

For all of China’s active global summitry, the most complex diplomatic exercise is entirely domestic – the CCP’s Party Congress, held every five years.

Venezuela’s “Bolivarian Revolution” has been an even more pronounced failure under Maduro than under Chavez.

Donald Trump and Wall Street are both at big-time bubble stage. When they come crashing down, that could deal a severe blow to the entire world.

Can the EU replace the United States, as China starts dominating the globe?

Will Macron deliver? And what will French economic reforms mean for all of Europe?

A “socio-ecological finance system” would be efficient, innovation-friendly and democratic at the same time.