The Globalist

Could the only remaining hope for a peaceful Iraq lie with Moqtada Sadr?

Should the United States hold on to its notions of global hegemony?

Are most countries involved in Iraq acting solely out of self-interest?

Has Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama laid out a convincing foreign policy agenda?

What is perhaps the most overlooked consequence of the Iraq war — and what can be done about it?

Why is it dangerous to legitimize U.S. foreign policy decisions through opinion polls?

The United States’ engagement in Iraq has lasted longer than its involvement in which major wars?

In early 2003, who correctly predicted the consequences of an invasion of Iraq?

Has Hillary Clinton fallen victim to the classic Washington disease — of being for something before you turn against it?

Does the United States’ recent blustery rhetoric aimed at Iran foreshadow a looming military conflict?